While at the 2015 NAPSLO Mid-Year Leadership Forum in Miami late last month, I had the chance to sit down with Executive Director Brady Kelley—a member of NU's Editorial Advisory Board—and Michael Byrne, a partner specializing in insurance transactional and regulatory work at Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP in New York and a member of NAPSLO's legislative committee.
The conversation centered around NARAB II, and how it will hopefully streamline the processes that govern the way producers do business in multiple states. NAPSLO is working to explain what NARAB will mean for its members, and will be featuring an FAQ on its website, NAPSLO.org.
Since many agents and brokers are somewhat familiar with NARAB, but not some of its finer points, bringing a bit of clarity to the topic might prove useful.
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