Category: Insurance Regulatory News

NCOIL Delves Into Alleged Abuses In The Long-Term Care Insurance Market

Jul 27, 2007

Below is information regarding a recent National Conference of Insurance Legislators (“NCOIL”) Summer Meeting in Seattle, Washington, where legislators commenced an investigation of alleged abuses in the long-term care insurance industry, and questioned whether current regulation adequately protects consumers of …

Citizens Actuarial and Underwriting Committee Meeting Recap

Jul 26, 2007

A meeting of the Citizens Property Insurance Corporation (“Citizens”) Actuarial and Underwriting Committee (“Committee”) took place on July 19, 2007. To view the Agenda, please click here. The Committee’s first order of business was to discuss the newly developed product …

Citizens To Hold Sinkhole Policy Changes Forum On July 30

Jul 26, 2007

Citizens Property Insurance Corporation released meeting information for its upcoming July 30 educational forum on sinkhole-related policy changes.  The forum will be held in Spring Hill, Florida. To read more about recent legislation related to Florida sinkhole coverage, click on …

National Association Of Insurance Commissioners Conference Call Recap

Jul 26, 2007

A conference call of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (“NAIC”) International Solvency and Accounting (E) Working Group (“Working Group”) of the Financial (E) Committee (“Committee”) took place on July 24, 2007. The Committee interfaces with NAIC technical task forces …

SEC Soliciting Public Comment on Role of IFRS in the U.S.

Jul 26, 2007

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) has requested comments on the possibility that SEC registrants be allowed to use International Financial Reporting Standards (“IFRS”) instead of US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (“GAAP”). An SEC press release is below. If both Rules go …

Capitol to Courthouse Headliners: Thursday, July 26

Jul 26, 2007

Click on a headline to read the complete story:   No-Fault’s Demise Could Mean Higher Rates, Risk Come Oct. 1, auto insurance will no longer be required in Florida.  It’s the consequence of the Legislature allowing Florida’s no-fault auto insurance …

Capitol to Courthouse Headliners: Wednesday, July 25

Jul 25, 2007

Click on a headline to read the complete story:   Insurers’ ‘adjustments’ a bad joke Florida lawmakers faced a formidable task as the Legislature convened for the January 2007 special session: to develop a strategy to handle the property insurance …