The July issue of the NAPSLO newsletter has been sent to members and a copy is also available on the NAPSLO website.
The full newsletter, or individual stories, can be viewed online on the NAPSLO website.
Thursday, July 09, 2009
Tuesday, July 07, 2009
Convention Registration Passes 1,600
More than 1,600 people have registered for NAPSLO’s 2009 Annual Convention, scheduled for October 7-10 in Orlando, Florida, taking advantage of the improved online registration process. This year's convention theme is “Achieve Through Partnership” and the meeting will focus on current business topics.
Online registration began June 15 and members can register at http://annual.napslo.org by clicking on the Register Online link. After registering, members can reserve a hotel room through the hotel reservation link. Attendees must be registered for the Convention to reserve a room.
Convention programs include Dr. Robert Hartwig of the Insurance Information Institute presenting the ’s Derek Hughes/NAPSLO Educational Foundation Lecture; a panel discussion featuring company and broker representatives discussing the current state of the industry, and a special discussion panel with the Next Generation of E&S vs. the Baby Boomers on current workplace issues.
Online registration began June 15 and members can register at http://annual.napslo.org by clicking on the Register Online link. After registering, members can reserve a hotel room through the hotel reservation link. Attendees must be registered for the Convention to reserve a room.
Convention programs include Dr. Robert Hartwig of the Insurance Information Institute presenting the ’s Derek Hughes/NAPSLO Educational Foundation Lecture; a panel discussion featuring company and broker representatives discussing the current state of the industry, and a special discussion panel with the Next Generation of E&S vs. the Baby Boomers on current workplace issues.
Friday, July 03, 2009
B&D Reviews Impact of CFPA on Industry
NAPSLO's Washington D.C. representative has reviewed the proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency (CFPC) Act of 2009 , and based on its analysis, if passed, would have the following impact on the insurance industry:
- The business of insurance is specifically excluded from the CFPC’s authority to regulate consumer financial products or services under the Act.
- Entities engaged in the business of insurance would not be subject to the Agency's reporting requirements for "nondepository” entities.
- The authority over consumer financial protection currently vested in the state insurance regulators will not be transferred to the CFPC.
- The Act recognizes the authority of state insurance regulators' over insurance products and Annuities which is to be separate and apart from the Agency's authority.
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