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Old Biz Tops Agendas Of P&C Groups

Regulatory initiatives dealing with implementation of the financial services reform law, and such old business as providing certainty to the NFIP will keep p&c insurance industry lobbyists extremely busy this year.

By Arthur D. Postal | Updated on January 02, 2011

WASHINGTON

Regulatory initiatives dealing with implementation of the financial services reform law, and such old business as providing certainty to the National Flood Insurance Program will keep property and casualty insurance industry lobbyists extremely busy this year.

Part of the ongoing effort to implement the new financial services law will be the continued tug of war over federal regulatory insurance authority, and a related issue–efforts to have a federal insurance charter.

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