CHICAGO - A National Association of Insurance Commissioners working group has been hashing out an annuity sales model. But the group's chair says the model will not be done in time for NAIC's fall meeting in San Francisco next month.
The working group will provide a "framework" for NAIC and the states as the regulation is developed in the future, Dean Cameron said.
.@naic working group members (l) James Regalbuto and chair Dean Cameron explain the annuity sales model to representatives from Jackson National (right). pic.twitter.com/wtIGt3WYW5
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