David A. Sampson

• Dodd Bill Could Be Risky For P&C Insurance Sector

  By David A. Sampson  |  April 12, 2010

  At first glance, Senate Banking Committee Chair Christopher Dodd's plan to create an Office of National Insurance, incorporated in his financial regulatory reform bill, might seem harmless.

• P&C Industry Doesn't Need Systemic Regulator

  By David A. Sampson  |  July 6, 2009

  The Obama administration's initial comprehensive white paper on financial services regulatory reform explicitly acknowledged that traditional property and casualty insurers did not cause the current fiscal crisis.

• The Last Word- Insurance doesn't pose systemic risk

  By David A. Sampson  |  June 4, 2009

  Property-casualty insurance companies are not so interconnected that they pose systemic risk.

• Road Map Can Help Florida Navigate Property Market Woes

  By David A. Sampson  |  April 7, 2008

  Florida's property insurance market has reached a critical juncture. For the past two years, state legislators have been struggling to balance constituent demand for affordable insurance coverage

• Congress Poised To Do The Right Thing On TRIA

  By David A. Sampson  |  November 5, 2007

  In an era where bitter partisanship seems to be the biggest obstacle to sound public policy, it is gratifying when leaders in both parties can come together to get something done. When their action