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New York Superintendent Eric Dinallo is making good on a promise to break down the traditional approach to insurance oversight with a draft proposal to establish principles-based regulation. The

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"We were lucky this year, and the heightened threat from destructive storms remains and is expected to last for a number of years to come," said Marc Racicot, president of the American Insurance Assoc