NAMIC News
Insurers Back Global Regulation Provision in Newly-Passed Banking Reform Bill
The financial services regulatory reform measure passed by Congress yesterday, which contains parts of more than 25 different bills, includes a provision on international insurance regulation that is ...
NAMIC Urges Autonomous Driving System Developers to Focus on Safety, Data Sharing
While automated driving systems hold great promise to save lives and reduce crashes, the focus must remain on validating the safety of the technology every step of the way, according to the National ...
NAMIC CEO Chamness Sounds Off on Flood Insurance and Disaster Relief Reform
Reform of the National Flood Insurance Program remains an unresolved issue. Congress must reauthorize the debt-ridden Federal Emergency Management Agency-managed program by March 23. It already has ...
U.S. P/C Insurance Groups: House NFIP Reform Bill Would Harm Private Flood Market
The U.S. P/C industry's major trade associations say they oppose several provisions in draft legislation that would revamp the National Flood Insurance Program. Their big worry: that the revamp as it ...
Insurance Groups Welcome Postponement of Liability Insurance Law Restatement
Insurance groups breathed a sigh of relief this week after legal scholars delayed a vote on a controversial restatement of liability insurance law. As reported by our sister publication Insurance ...
Carrier CEO Viewpoint: Seeing Through Customers’ Eyes Gives Leadership Vision
"Customers have pretty high expectations of us,” says Richard P. Creedon, president and CEO of Utica Mutual Insurance Co. of New Hartford, N.Y. As the company’s freshman leader—he completed his ...
NAMIC: Mutuality as Value Proposition for Millennials
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery," says Charles Chamness, president and CEO of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, referring to the rise of InsurTech startups like ...
U.S. Mutual Carrier Growth: Hard and Soft Opportunities
When Larry Jansen took over as CEO of Grinnell Mutual five years ago, the property/casualty insurer's future was uncertain. The carrier, he says, had become a "typical 100-year-old" company. "We were ...