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The Frictionless Experience
Newsletter | Nov. 3, 2017

Consumers have come to rely on and expect an easy and effective user experience, mostly shaped by experiences through other industries. Technology has shifted the way we buy and the way we live.

NAIC Adopts Data Security Model Law
Newsletter | Oct. 26, 2017

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) adopted its Insurance Data Security Model Law, plus select studies on Cyber Risk.

The Internet Goes Dark (Leader’s Edge)
Newsletter | Oct. 26, 2017

October 26, 2017 The internet has gone down. How long can your business withstand the interruption? One day? Two days? One week? What if the outage were widespread? How long

Tax Reform: What to Expect
Newsletter | Oct. 26, 2017

Another day, another proposal aimed at repealing the Affordable Care Act. Our Government Affairs duo, Joel Wood and Joel Kopperud, tackle the latest news out of Washington, D.C.

House Bill Proposes Uniform Data Breach Standards
Newsletter | Oct. 20, 2017

October 20, 2017 The recent Equifax breach has rekindled the conversation for a federal standard for data breach notification, a position The Council supports. Recently introduced in the House of

NAIC Meets to Discuss Cyber
Newsletter | Oct. 20, 2017

October 20, 2017 The Council’s General Counsel John Fielding also attended a joint cybersecurity forum hosted by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) and the Stanford Cyber Initiative on

ITC Recap
Newsletter | Oct. 20, 2017

InsureTech Connect Conference recap, NAIC cyber news, a House bill on data breach standards and more.

The Power of Convening
Newsletter | Oct. 19, 2017

Here’s what we heard across the spectrum of attendees at InsureTech Connect (ITC) in Las Vegas and the Insurance Leadership Forum (ILF) in Colorado Springs.

Alexander/Murray Release Bipartisan Deal
Newsletter | Oct. 18, 2017

On Monday, President Trump said Obamacare was dead. On Tuesday, he endorsed legislation to fund the ACA’s cost-sharing subsidies for two years. Wednesday, he backed off on that support.

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