Federal Standards For State Regulation Of Insurance Will Raise Many Questions Sometime in the next couple of weeks, the National Underwriter is likely to run an article under my byline focusing on where Congress is likely to go on insurance regulatory reform and the extent of any federal role in overseeing the industry.
Without spoiling the surprise, let me just note that the article will focus on the possibility of Congress establishing federal standards for insurance regulation that will be administered by the states.
The subject of state versus federal regulation is one Ive thought and written about quite a bit during my time as NUs Washington editor.
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