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The Ongoing Battle for Insurance Regulatory Reform

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Written by Martin F. Grace, PhD, JD and Robert W. Klein, PhD   
Monday, 07 July 2008
Insurance regulation in the U.S. is at a crossroads. It is the last major sector of financial services regulated primarily at the state level. The state framework and its policies are becoming increasingly out of synch with the evolution of insurance markets nationally and internationally. Significant segments of the industry support some form of federal regulation to remove artificial state barriers that impede competition and undermine insurers’ efficiency.
 

Berkley Life Sciences Creates LS Prime for LS Industry

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Written by U.S. Insurance News   
Monday, 07 July 2008
The life sciences community has not seen an insurance policy quite like this before.

Berkley Life Sciences recently introduced LS Prime, a primary liability policy designed to address the risks faced by life science companies, regardless of their size or needs.
 

LifeMark Agrees to Promote NAIFA Membership to Independent Reps

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Written by U.S. Insurance News   
Monday, 07 July 2008
The National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors (NAIFA) is expanding.

LifeMark Securities Corp. has agreed to promote NAIFA membership to its independent representatives. LifeMark will pay the full cost of NAIFA membership dues for current company representatives and will provide free NAIFA membership as a benefit to its new hires.
 

MassMutual’s SignatureCare 500 Offers Customization with Confidence

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Written by U.S. Insurance News   
Monday, 07 July 2008
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company wants its long-term care clients to customize their policy with confidence.

They can do that with the new SignatureCare 500, a flexible long-term care product.
 

Nationwide, Ohio State Create Center for Advanced Consumer Insights

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Written by U. S. Insurance News   
Monday, 30 June 2008

Why do consumers buy what they buy?

That’s just one of the many questions that professors, graduate students, and staff from the Fisher College of Business at The Ohio State University (OSU) will seek to answer as part of the work of the new Nationwide Center for Advanced Customer Insights. The partnership between the business college and Nationwide Insurance creates one of the few centers in the country dedicated to researching and evaluating consumer behavior.

 
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