On the recordApril 28, 2015
If you have no regulatory authority over 99 percent of United States insurers, what do you tell your international partners about your ability to enforce the rules you agree with in our country?
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congress.govIf you have no regulatory authority over 99 percent of United States insurers, what do you tell your international partners about your ability to enforce the rules you agree with in our country?
Questioning the authority of U.S. regulators over international insurance standards.
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