This article at Insurance Journal caught my eye:
The Professional Insurance Agents Association of Ohio (PIA) recently testified before the House Insurance Committee in support of a resolution for Ohio to formally oppose any “new layers of needless federal bureaucracy to insurance regulation.”
Of course, I had to see that comment about an hour after I received conflicting demands from state regulators on a couple of filings I have outstanding. And that’s just two lines for one product in one state. There are fifty other jurisdictions I get to deal with in the U.S. too.
Some days, it’s very easy to wish for a single federal regulatory agency to deal with.
