…pointed to deliberations anticipated later this year by international regulators (including representatives from the United States) on the ideal future state of guaranty systems worldwide. He cited these talks as…
…to “hit the ground running” in a period of unprecedented claims volume. In addition, state statutes had been updated in key areas – specifically regarding net worth and bar dates….
…there with nothing…whether it’s an injured worker in the comp world or it’s a claimant of a non-standard auto insured who has gone down or the folks up in Paradise,…
…a pharmacist, coupled with her legislative leadership background, Commissioner-elect Schmidt will bring a unique perspective and expertise to the NAIC. Michigan: Anita Fox, a lawyer with over 30 years of…
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…in Taiwan with other resolution professionals from around the world. The resounding trend of these presentations? There is a lack of insurance company failures everywhere leading to some interesting outcomes…
…the membership on all things NCIGF via his President’s Report. And the educational portion of the day was concluded by all attendees participating in a tabletop exercise, breaking into small…
I recently received a report from an international insurance regulatory meeting in which U.S. insurance commissioners were participating. The urgency and assertiveness of our regulators hit me like a ton…
…left the group with much to consider. Day one also featured a relevant panel on CMS Litigation and another featuring thought leaders on international matters on the Resolution Planning and…
…ink being spilled editorializing about currently proposed Optional Federal Charter legislation. In one day alone, the NCIGF office received more than 25 clips from industry publications and mainstream news outlets…