GARY G. MILLER: “Business practices have been adjusted, and each market participant can adapt to a more responsible system that avoids…”

For the past century, and through multiple financial crises, the State-based insurance regulatory system in the United States has been successful and has protected policyholders.

We are starting to see a rebound in the housing market, and that is really important to the economic recovery of this country and for job creation.

It is essential that Congress fully understand the impact international regulatory standards will have on the competitiveness of U.S. insurers.

NAFCU believes that any relief efforts should not bifurcate the industry by asset size and would not support such an approach.