The Federal Insurance Office (FIO) has identified the 15 individuals who will comprise the
In addition to different sectors of the insurance industry, the committee members were selected from the ranks of state regulators, consumer advocacy and academia.
FIO Director Michael McRaith says the members of the Committee will bring a diverse set of perspectives on the insurance industry to their advisory role. “These individuals have tremendous knowledge about the insurance industry and a wide cross-section of experience,” McRaith said in a statement. “I’m pleased that they will be offering their valuable expertise as the Federal Insurance Office continues moving forward with its critical work.”
The creation of the committee was mandated by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, which established the FIO within the U.S. Department of the Treasury. The FIO is tasked with monitoring all aspects of the insurance industry to gauge systemic risk, while leaving functional regulation duties to the states. The Office will also assess the availability and affordability of insurance to traditionally underserved populations and coordinates federal policy on international insurance regulatory matters.
The 15 individuals appointed today to the Federal Advisory Committee on Insurance include:
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