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  NAIC Store - Publications Catalog
FE or filing exemption is a new rule adopted by the NAIC which grants an exemption from filing with the SVO for bonds and preferred stock that have been assigned a current, monitored rating by an NRSRO.
The first step occurred at the September 2003 NAIC quarterly meeting, when securities with NRSRO ratings equivalent to NAIC 1 or 2 were adopted as filing exempt.
The rating that is selected by the NAIC when it conducts its cross check of the NRSRO data feeds controls, and all owners of the security must report their holdings using the determinations of the NAIC.
www.naic.org /store_avs_faqs.htm   (3066 words)

  
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On November 26, 2002 NAIC membership adopted a model bulletin to assist insurers in complying with the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002.
On November 26, 2002 the NAIC membership adopted two model disclosure forms to assist insurers in complying with the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002.
The model disclosure forms may be used by insurers to meet their obligation under the Act to inform policy holders of the status of current coverage, and in some cases, make a selection regarding future insurance coverage for acts of terrorism.
www.ohiopia.com /Legislation/NAIC.htm   (844 words)

  
  National Air Intelligence Center
NAIC serves as the National and Department of Defense executive agent for processing, exploitation, integration, reporting and dissemination of MASINT data collected from radar, electro- optical and infra- red technical sensors.
NAIC prepares spectral, spatial and temporal signatures of threat tar-gets in support of air and space forces, develops analytical tools for technical analysis and provides technology transfer of these techniques for fusion of MASINT data in the operational environment.
NAIC was formed Oct. 1, 1993, with the integration of the Foreign Aerospace Science and Technology Center and the 480th Intelligence Group.
www.fas.org /irp/agency/aia/cyberspokesman/97aug/naic.htm   (2593 words)

  
 CalBrokerMag.com Life/Health Insurance Broker Magazine
The NAIC amended the Model Act to apply to all sales of in-force life insurance policies, regardless of whether the insured had a catastrophic or terminal illness.
The current versions of the NAIC Model Act and Model Regulation include extensive consumer protection provisions, such as requirements mandating certain contract provisions, escrow and payment procedures, prohibition of abusive practices, and disclosures and privacy protections for insureds and policyowners.
The NAIC life committee is receiving comments for discussion of potential revisions to its Viatical Settlements Model Act, which was last amended in 2001.
www.calbrokermag.com /Magazine/story/aug/simon_schmitt.htm   (1880 words)

  
 Regulatory Initiatives of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners   (Site not responding. Last check: )
NAIC and state regulators believe that the development of more uniform and streamlined methods for obtaining licensing approval on individuals, products, and insurance companies in multiple states can enhance the ability of insurers to compete with other financial service entities while at the same time maintaining or improving the quality of insurance regulation.
NAIC and the states are working to develop a model licensing process that would permit insurance agents and brokers to meet licensing requirements in all states by satisfying the licensing requirements of any one state.
NAIC and the states have since abandoned this approach, choosing instead to focus their efforts on state- by- state practices to increase efficiency and consistency in licensing, corporate governance, and the regulation and review process for chartering or change- in- ownership applications.
www.washingtonwatchdog.org /documents/gao/01/GAO-01-885R.html   (13051 words)

  
 Technology Decisions May 2000 Feature Story: Standards Operating Procedures   (Site not responding. Last check: )
According to Pomeroy, the NAIC is working to make it possible for a carrier to fill out one application for an agent and have it be good for all 50 states through its Insurance Regulatory Information Network.
Members of the NAIC want to bring technology to bear on the regulation of insurance, and State Regulation 2000 is part of that effort, according to Pomeroy.
But while the NAIC, the states and American insurers struggle with their own standards, the growth of the international market means that companies have to be aware of standards being set outside the USA.
www.technologydecisions.com /backissue/0500/04.asp   (1675 words)

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