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Getting Wobbly
Getting Wobbly
The fight to deregulate goes on and on and…
The Federal Reserve and the FDIC recently issued a proposed rule that could affect insurers considered “too big to fail.” The suggested provisions to the Dodd-Frank Act would require “non-bank financial companies” supervised by the Fed and bank holding companies with assets of $50 billion or more to create “resolution plans” for themselves (often referred to as “living wills”).
Industry Carrier Living Wills
Yes, I Rant
Yes, I Rant
The industry needs this to remain competitive. Distribution is critical.

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The Producers
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Vinnie Daboul
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My edge is the relationships I’ve built over 25 years.
One Bite at a Time
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No matter what your appetite for a project, you must still carve it up to complete it.