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  • 2011
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FEES

Fee includes materials, coffee breaks, continental breakfasts Wednesday - Friday, and lunch Wednesday and Thursday.

Group
Early Bird*/Regular
State Insurance Department Staff
$300*/$350
Other Regulators (State, Federal, Int’l)
$350*/$400
Industry
$650*/$700
*Early bird registration ends April 6, 2012.

Registrations cannot be shared. Substitutions from the same organization are acceptable and may be accepted up to one week prior to start of event. No partial registration fees. Not transferable to other meetings or programs. Discount available for multiple registrations from the same company, see “Check Registration” below.

REGISTRATION

Online Registration

Check Registration

Onsite registrations are welcome.

Registration List - Available after May 11, 2012

CANCELLATION POLICY

Cancellations will be assessed a $100 cancellation fee after May 2, 2012. The cancellation must be in writing to:

NAIC – FRS Training Unit
2301 McGee St., Suite 800
Kansas City, MO 64108
Fax: 816.460.7813
E-mail: FRSTraining@naic.org

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More information coming soon...

The Financial Regulatory Services division would like to offer you the unique opportunity to be an exhibitor.

Exhibitor Application

Exhibitor Levels

  • $5,000 GOLD
  • $2,500 SILVER
  • $1,000 BRONZE

There are a limited number of exhibitorships available.

The BENEFITS of being an EXHIBITOR may include the following:

  • Your own scheduled speaking session (based on Exhibitor level);
  • Display of your company name and logo on the NAIC Financial Summit web page prior to and during the Summit;
  • Your company name and logo displayed on main exhibitor boards;
  • Your company name and logo published in the conference guide;
  • Exhibitors’ display area;
  • Conference registration (based on Exhibitor level); and
  • Exposure for your company at the food/beverage breaks during the Financial Summit including: Continental Breakfasts Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, Lunch on Monday and Tuesday, and Coffee Service/Breaks on all days.

The Summit will be two and one-half days - More opportunities to meet with attendees.

The speaking session during the Summit is intended to be used for sales and marketing to industry attendees, product demonstrations, etc.

We truly hope that you will utilize this opportunity to reach regulators and industry with your company’s distinctive message.

2011 Exhibitors

Gold Level

Invotex Logo

McGladrey Logo

 

Silver Level

CCH TeamMate Logo

 

Bronze Level

ER Logo

Global Enterprises Logo

INS Logo
INS Regulatory Insurance Services, Inc.

 

May 30 - June 1, 2012
Gaylord National
Washington D.C.

Rate - $260/night
$245/night
$15 resort fee/night

For reservation changes or cancellations please contact the hotel directly.

All room rates may be subject to taxes and/or surcharges. Five percent of your hotel room rate is being rebated to the NAIC to defray meeting expenses. The NAIC reserves the right to change your reservation to the correct block, should your meeting registration not correspond with your chosen room block. Rooms cancelled within 72 hours (local time) of scheduled arrival will be charged one night's room and tax.

Room reservations can only be made ONLINE using a special NAIC reservations page. Call-in reservations to the hotel will not be accepted. Once registration has been completed, you will receive a link to register at the hotel in your email conference confirmation. Reserved room block may be sold out prior to the conference. Arrival/departure date changes should be made directly with the hotel, which will be subject to a rate increase and availability after the initial reservation.

The 2011 Financial Summit opened as Minnesota Insurance Commissioner Mike Rothman welcomed attendees, followed by a joint session where Susan E. Voss, NAIC President and Iowa Insurance Commissioner, and Gary Bhojwani, CEO of Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America, provided regulatory and industry outlooks on insurance. Voss highlighted future challenges of regulating insurance for solvency in the changing regulatory climate. Bhojwani  discussed how life expectancies and the need for guaranteed lifetime income are redefining how Americans plan for retirement.

In another presentation, author and executive leadership coach Ray East shared insights from his book The Life of Manny: Discovering Why People Follow a Leader.  Bob Cusumano, General Counsel for ACE Group, discussed Supervisory Colleges in the final keynote address.

Other prominent regulator and industry speakers discussed issues such as: health care reform, corporate governance, international solvency, Solvency Modernization Initiative, investments-RMBS/CMBS, reinsurance regulatory reform, Statutory Accounting updates, and group solvency issues.  Participants could have earned up to 20 hours of CPE credit at the Financial Summit.

 

2011 Sessions

Summary of Sessions—Brief Description

Schedule of Sessions—By Day

2 1/2 Full Days of Training!

Topics, speakers or other details are subject to change without notice

Earn up to 20 hours of CPE!

Image: CPE logo
NAIC is registered with National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be addressed to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, 150 Fourth Ave. North, Suite 700, Nashville, TN 37219-2417.
Web site: www.nasba.org

 

2011 Presentations

The number at the beginning of the file name refers to the topic number in the summary of sessions document.

2.  Financial Reporting Update & Issues
3.  Statutory Accounting Updates and Issues
4.  Accreditation Hot Topics & Issues
6.  RRGs and Accreditation
7.  P & C and Health Actuarial Hot Topics
8.  ERM & ORSA
10.  Industry Overview: State of the Insurance Industry
12.  Group Solvency Issues
13.  Financial Exam Update
16.  Corporate Governance
17.  MAR Implementation Guide Updates  |  Print Examples
18.  International Accounting Issues
19.  Future of Financial Regulation
21.  Capital Markets Update
22.  Structured Securities
23.  Municipal Bond Market
25.  Current NAIC Legal Issues
26.  Federal Legislative Activity
27.  Health Care
28.  Separate Accounts
29.  Surplus Lines
30.  When Will the Soft Market End
31.  Reinsurance
32.  ERM and Corporate Governance
33.  Coordination of Specialists in Risk-Focused Examinations

The Financial Summit is THE source for expert, up-to-date information on many of the current NAIC financial initiatives existing for NAIC members and the insurance industry.

We look forward to seeing you in Washington D.C.!

Local Attractions

Dress Code:
The Financial Summit is business casual.

2012 Financial Summit Brochure PDF

For Questions, Contact:

  Linda Hunsucker
Supervisor, FRS Publications
and Programs
816.783.8404
LHunsucker@naic.org
 
           OR
  Sherry L. Flippo, CPA
Financial Program Manager
816.783.8133
SFlippo@naic.org
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