This position functions as a senior examiner and examiner-in-charge performing examinations, investigations, and desk audits of the business practices of HMOs, dental plans, nonprofit health service plans, and life and health insurers, and any other person or entities engaged in the life and health insurance industry and regulated by the Maryland Insurance Administration. This position functions as a lead examiner overseeing all aspects of market conduct examinations and investigations. The Senior Market Conduct Examiner may be a liaison between the market conduct team and the company being examined, and may assign tasks to team members working on an exam in addition to performing analysis of information provided by the company. The Senior Market Conduct Examiner may also draft correspondence, reports, and orders resulting from the exam.

The Insurance Compact Commission has an exciting opportunity for an experienced Product Reviewer, with a focus on review of annuity products and benefit features. We are looking for a team member who would enjoy working for an organization that supports insurance regulators, consumers, and insurance companies by improving the efficiency and uniformity of product filing review and approval in the ever-changing insurance marketplace. Are you driven to utilize your analysis skills while delivering excellent service to build long-lasting rapport? If so, this is a perfect opportunity for you! This is a full-time, remote position.

Responsibilities:

Understands insurance rate and form filing review within the context of the state-based regulatory system.

Uses expertise of product requirements for individual and group life insurance.

Uses expertise, or at a minimum solid familiarity of product requirements for individual long-term care insurance and group disability income insurance.

Works collaboratively with other product reviewers and actuaries to review and dispose of product filings as efficiently as possible given the volume and complexity of the product review workload.

Reviews product filings in a timely and thorough manner to determine compliance with the applicable Uniform Standards, Rules and Operating Procedures, and Filing Requirements.

Clearly communicates compliance matters in an articulate and easy-to-follow manner.

Completes all necessary objection letters/correspondence and applicable checklists in filings. Follows through on responses to objection letters and documents telephone and email communications in filings. Appropriately documents all regulatory decisions.

Timely submits all reviews for secondary review, resolves issues identified in secondary review, and completes final dispositions of filings accordingly, including assigning public access.

Works with other Insurance Compact Team Members including senior management, as necessary, to resolve questions and issues with product filings and Uniform Standards.

Effectively communicates on a daily basis with other Product Reviewers and the Assistant Director on ongoing product filing operations and workload.

Keeps senior management regularly informed of status of product review assignments including any significant issues, questions, or problems that arise during the performance of these tasks.

Responds to pre-filing inquiries from current and potential company filers.

Reviews filings in the expedited review queue within service level review days.

Assists senior management in responding to questions from Insurance Compact Members, insurance companies, consumers, and the general public.

Interfaces with SERFF team to provide feedback and assist with upgrades/changes to SERFF as directed.

Advises senior management , and Regulatory Consultant on regulatory best practices as pertains to the development and implementation of Uniform Standards.

Provides training, prepares materials, and makes presentations, as requested by senior management, to Member insurance departments, industry organizations, current and potential filers, and others on matters pertaining to product filing operations.

Participates in regular Insurance Compact Team conference calls as well as in-person Insurance Compact Team meetings/retreats as scheduled.

Participates in calls and meetings of the Insurance Compact including Commission meetings and meetings of committees as necessary to stay abreast of the workload and activities of the organization.

Available and willing to travel to such locations and with such frequency as the Insurance Compact determines is necessary or desirable to meet its business needs. Position may require overnight, out-of-town travel at least three times each year.

Skills and Abilities:

Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.

Ability to work on numerous assignments simultaneously and work in a fast-paced environment.

Ability to manage workload independently and meet stated deadlines.

Demonstrates high level of initiative and dependability.

Is detail-oriented with attention to accuracy.

Demonstrates strong organizational skills.

Demonstrates strong proofreading and grammar skills.

Possesses excellent time management skills.

Ability to manage complex issues and activities.

Demonstrates positive attitude under stress.

Ability to perform with integrity and high ethical standards.

Ability to work in a virtual environment with team members in different locations.

Are you a commercial liability insurance expert looking to make a difference? Are you passionate about medical malpractice? Do you enjoy working with a wide variety of stakeholders? The Office of the Commissioner of Insurance has a unique vacancy to be the Injured Patients and Families Compensation Fund Director.

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) protects and educates the public by maintaining and promoting a strong insurance industry. This position serves as Manager of the Injured Patients and Families Compensation Fund. This role involves a variety of complex functions and responsibilities, including the development of procedures, systems, manuals, and rules to implement the laws governing the Fund and the decisions of the Fund Board of Governors, directs the day-to-day activities related to the administration of the Fund, and oversees the preparation of financial reporting, and management of the Fund’s assets. This position supervises a team of 6 staff members, manages contracts related to the administration of the Fund, and collaborates with a wide variety of entities and stakeholders.

For more information, please view the complete position description at this link: https://dpm.wi.gov/Documents/PD/PD_004281.pdf

This position manages all aspects of market conduct examinations and investigations involving life and health insurance companies and other licensees operating in the state of Maryland. The Chief Examiner oversees the senior examiners and examiners. This position is responsible for working with the Market Analysis Unit to select companies to be examined and to determine the type of market conduct continuum action to be performed utilizing guidelines contained in the NAIC Market Regulation Handbook for the examination of life and health insurance companies and other licensees. In addition, the Chief Examiner oversees and schedules appropriate market conduct investigations and exams necessitated by market trends, emerging compliance issues, and/or complaints.

SILAC Insurance Company is currently seeking an experienced Corporate Compliance Analyst to join the company’s Legal and Compliance Department in Carmel, Indiana.

The Corporate Compliance Analyst is primarily responsible for reviewing and filing the Company’s annuity products and advertising to achieve and maintain compliance with state insurance laws; preparing and filing various corporate and regulatory reports with the respective state regulators; and assist with compliance matters involving consumers, agents, and regulators.

In addition, this role will collaborate with leaders across the enterprise to gain knowledge of business practices and procedures, disseminate critical compliance related information and updates and provide input and assist with agent and consumer communications.

Successful candidates will demonstrate a strong understanding of the functionality of state product filing systems, including the NAIC’s System of Rate and Form Filing (SERFF); Attention to detail; Ability to meet critical timeframes; Intellectual and conceptual ability to think critically in order to make decisions; Ability to maintain effective, respectful working relationships with colleagues and regulators; Ability to complete multiple tasks accurately and within assigned periods; Ability to document adequate notes to record actions and the information gathered to document work performed; and proficient in use of personal computers, peripheral equipment and various software packages, including the Microsoft Office Suite.

There’s never been a better time to join NJM! With a nationally ranked reputation for outstanding customer service and a history that spans more than a century, NJM is a leading provider of worker’s compensation, automobile, and homeowner’s insurance in New Jersey.
Become a member of our team and you’ll be part of company who operates for the benefit of its policyholders and is committed to maintaining the highest levels of service. Team members are offered a competitive compensation package and benefits including: a 401k plan, health coverage, a generous paid time off plan, and much more!
NJM’s Law and Regulation team is seeking a Compliance Analyst. This position assists with ensuring the Company adheres to regulatory and legal requirements when performing operations. Strong communication and analytical skills and attention to detail are required.

At USLI, we are committed to making a positive impact in the insurance industry and beyond. Our mission is to provide exceptional service while fostering a diverse and inclusive community where everyone feels valued and empowered to succeed. Join us in our journey to strengthen our community and culture while driving meaningful change.

Job Responsibilities Include

Manage all aspects of property and casualty rate, rule, and form filings.
Prepare and submit filings, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
Track team members filing activity and prioritize workflow accordingly.
Negotiate approvals with state insurance departments.
Review state objections and propose responses in collaboration with team members, underwriting, and actuarial departments.
Update endorsements to comply with state regulations.
Serve as a company resource for inquiries regarding new filings and the status of pending or approved filings.
Create and maintain the State Filing Department’s procedure manual and related materials.
Lead a team of filing professionals to assist in the statutory filing process.

At USLI, our goal is to strengthen our community and culture by representing all races, genders, religions and sexual orientations. We continue to move conversations about diversity, equity and inclusion forward to ensure every community member has a sense of belonging, a voice and a seat at the table.

USLI provides full-time community members with a comprehensive benefits package, access to wellness programs, continuing education resources, and multiple opportunities to get involved with charitable organizations.

All positions are required to work on-site 75% of the time unless indicated otherwise in the job description. Candidates can discuss additional details with the hiring leader.

Martin & Company is a leading industry consulting and advisory firm for the U. S. insurance market. Our core business segments include State Filings; Company Licensing; Compliance & Regulatory; Product Development; Actuarial Consulting and Competitive Intelligence. Our firm continues to see growth in all areas and we currently have an excellent opportunity in our State Filings, Regulatory and Product Development unit. We are seeking a qualified candidate to join the most experienced state filing team in the industry.

Provide high-level complex compliance services through in-depth legal research and design, development, implementation and maintenance of superior, legally defensible, and system compatible group Paid Family and Medical Leave products primarily.
Work autonomously and exercise judgement and discretion in making decisions.
Maintain and enhance The Standard’s favorable reputation with state insurance departments, professional organizations, and competitors.

As a Regulatory Compliance Specialist, you will play an integral role in the non-product regulatory compliance program for Hagerty, ensuring that Hagerty promotes an organizational culture that encourages ethical business conduct and a dedication to compliance with the law, resulting in a positive image to associates, customers, vendors, and the community. This position will ensure that sufficient internal policies and controls, reasonably capable of reducing the likelihood of improper conduct, are in place.

In this role you will collaborate with leaders across the business to provide valued strategic support. This involves building strong relationships throughout the organization and finding opportunities to educate the Company on what compliance is and why it is important to our collective success. You will be responsible for providing various forms of regulatory compliance support including legal research, regulatory change management, compliance issue resolution, complaint response, audit and market conduct exam support, and enterprise project support.

Ready to get in the driver’s seat? Join us!

What you’ll do:
Perform research on regulatory questions and issues and provide direction to applicable areas of the Business.
Provide valued and timely support to the Claims, Product, Underwriting, and Compliance teams, and other areas of the Business, as needed.
Review consumer complaints, review draft responses, research applicable requirements, and track the status of complaints to ensure complete and timely response.
Investigate and resolve compliance issues; Provide documentation and solution drafts per quality and timing requirements.
Communicate regulatory changes to applicable teams and oversee required changes to systems and processes.
Provide support on external audits and market conduct exams, delivering complete and timely responses.
Complete projects per timing and quality requirements (e.g., company-wide communications, legal charts and tables, policies and procedures, training materials).
Maintain overall general knowledge of insurance industry and Hagerty’s business operations, policies, and procedures.
Work closely with teams across the Organization on various enterprise initiatives and regulatory compliance projects, as needed and required.

This might describe you:
Proven work experience relevant to regulatory or insurance compliance.
Strong analytical, research, and organization skills.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Possess a supportive and responsive manner.
Excellent ability to exercise independent judgment and the ability to work with minimal direction.
Ability to multi-task, prioritize, and work under deadlines.
Proficient at using Microsoft business products (Word, Excel, Outlook).

Over and above:
College degree or paralegal certificate.
Strong understanding of relation between insurer, agent, insured, insurance laws/regulations, licensing requirements, and structure of insurance companies.
Experience with online research websites (Westlaw and Oden) and internet searches.
Experience with relationship-building and negotiation.

Other things to note
This role can be worked from any U.S. remote location.
Familiarity with public company requirements, including Sarbanes Oxley and key regulations, if applicable. For SOX compliant roles, responsible for designing, executing, and documenting internal controls where they have been identified as owners to prevent errors in financial reporting, processes, and business operations. Including attestation to the completeness, accuracy, and compliance of all financial reporting data, where applicable.

Say hello to Hagerty
Hagerty is an automotive enthusiast brand and the world’s largest membership organization for car lovers. Along with being a best-in-class provider of specialty insurance for enthusiasts, Hagerty is also home to the Hagerty Drivers Foundation, Garage + Social, Hagerty Drivers Club, MotorsportReg and so much more. Committed to saving driving for future generations, each and every thing Hagerty does is dedicated to the love of the automobile.

Hagerty is a rapidly growing company that values a winning culture. We provide meaningful work for, and invest in, every single team member.

At Hagerty, we share the road. We are an inclusive automotive community where all are welcomed, valued and belong regardless of race, gender, age or car preference. We are united by our shared passion for driving, our commitment to preserve car culture for future generations and our desire to make a positive impact in the world.

If you reside in the following jurisdictions: Illinois, Colorado, California, Washington, New York, or Jersey City, New Jersey, British Columbia, Canada please email [email protected] for compensation, comprehensive benefits and the perks that set us apart.