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A letter from funded consumer representatives at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners rips the organization on the closeness of some state regulators to the industry, including former

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The Casualty Actuarial Society said it will hold a seminar next month on the application of predictive modeling techniques by actuaries to such areas as homeowners insurance, workers' compensation, co