The comments of Cal J. Durland, manager of agent relations and ACORD User Group Information Exchange (AUGIE) facilitator, were reported by the Professional Insurance Agents of New York State Inc. foll
Insurers are hoping for constraint in the NAIC's budget given the fact that "the insurance industry is facing revenue constraints," said Deirdre Manna, a vice president at the Property Casualty
NAIC President-elect and New Hampshire Commissioner Roger Sevigny confirmed that the NAIC's Internal Administration (Ex 1) subcommittee approved the budget. The budget still must be approved by the NA
As a fifth-generation principal, I could probably rely on our eight-person agency's reputation and continue doing business just as we have for more than 100 years. However, that's not me. Yes, I enjoy serving customers. I'm
Applicants can become either funded or unfunded representatives, the NAIC said. On its Web site, the NAIC said of funded representatives, "Individuals selected for funding are expected to attend all f
Applicants can become either funded or unfunded representatives, the NAIC said. On its Web site, the NAIC said of funded representatives, "Individuals selected for funding are expected to attend all f
No matter how many taxpayer dollars Uncle Sam pours into the financial system, the economy will almost certainly be struggling for the foreseeable future. There are no quick-fixes, so insurers and
If Steve Gross, chair of the Career Awareness Committee of the National Association of Professional Surplus Lines Offices, Ltd., is successful in this endeavor, the industry will soon attract, and
Insurance industry representatives examining the National Association of Insurance Commissioners' proposed 2009 budget are questioning a variety of items including the severance package for the NAIC's