National Association of Insurance Commissioners
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Op-Ed
Why is Oklahoma making an example of an insurer that pays its claims?
Captive insurance is an industry states compete for, and Oklahoma wrote a law to get its share. One company came. Universal Casualty Risk Retention Group, chartered in 2017 and owned by the transportation businesses it insures,…
Originally published inThe Journal Record
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Op-Ed
The insurance fix isn’t in Washington, D.C.
I’ve gotten the letter about the weeds. I’ve sat through the meetings. But if I want to see where my homeowners association dues go, I have the law on my side: a written request, 10 business…
Originally published inSanta Fe New Mexican
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TV & Radio
How Did a Nonprofit Become America’s Insurance Regulator?
SPPI Executive Vice President Gregory A. Schroeder joined Brandon Vogt on 96.3 FM KKOB to discuss who writes the rules for insurance and consumer credit.
Aired on96.3 FM KKOB
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In the News
SPPI in the News
August coverage spanning insurance regulation, debit interchange, employee ownership, and how New Mexico policy affects national policy.
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Op-Ed
How Did a Nonprofit Become America’s Insurance Regulator?
States have surrendered much of their power to a private organization with almost no transparency.
Originally published inThe Wall Street Journal
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Model Legislation
NAIC Transparency and Accountability Act
Michigan has required the National Association of Insurance Commissioners to report to its legislature since 1998. Forty-nine states have not. Model legislation, free to adopt, from the Southwest Public Policy Institute.
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Policy Brief
Regulation Without Disclosure
What the GAO’s review of the NAIC means for insurance consumers.