National Association of Insurance Commissioners: Three States Receive Accreditation Status
The NAIC accreditation program establishes and maintains sound solvency regulation standards.
The accreditation provides for the effective regulation of multi-state insurance companies with emphasis on each state's:
Financial solvency laws and regulations;
Financial analysis and examination capabilities;
Organizational and personnel practices; and
Primary licensing, redomestications and change of control of domestic insurers.
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