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Captive formations and operations webinar: A regulatory perspective
Baker Tilly and a captive insurance regulator from the state of New Jersey presented information to help organizations understand the regulatory process related to the formation of a captive insurance company and its ongoing operations in this webinar. -
SSAP No. 101 continues to create uncertainty for insurance companies
Three years after implementation, the complex nature of Statement of Statutory Accounting Principles (SSAP) No. 101, Income Taxes, A Replacement of SSAP No. 10R and SSAP No. 10, continues to bring doubt and uncertainty to insurance companies, especially those without internal tax departments. -
New Jersey law mandating health insurance data encryption may have broader implications
As one of his first acts in the new year on January 9, 2015, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed into law Senate Bill 562 to ensure that any personal information compiled or maintained by a health insurance carrier is adequately encrypted. -
Insurance capital standards are emerging from international and US regulators
The fourth quarter of 2014 saw considerable activity by both international and US regulators regarding the development of insurance company capital standards. -
Own Risk and Solvency Assessment becoming key part of regulatory framework for US insurers
2015 marks the first year that an ORSA Summary Report must be filed with an insurer’s state of regulatory domicile. Some state regulators have already notified companies of the report due date, while other states have not. Regardless, all insurance companies that exceed the $500 million written premium threshold should be preparing the first drafts of their reports. - Previous Next