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National Association of Insurance Commissioners. An association of state insurance commissioners, active in discussions of regulatory problems and in the formation and recommendation of uniform practices and legislation.
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National Association of Insurance Commissioners - assists state insurance regulators, individually and collectively, in serving the public interest and achieving fundamental insurance regulatory goals.
National Association of Insurance Commissioners, the organization that establishes general standards for state insurance regulations. The NAIC established risk capital standards for insurers and maintains statutory accounting standards.
See National Association of Investors Corporation.
Nonprofit organization created to assist investors in creating or joining investment clubs and educate the public about investing.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) was founded in 1871 to help promote uniformity in the regulation of insurance among the different states. The NAIC is composed of representatives from every US state and territory as well as the District of Columbia. The NAIC also monitors financial viability of national companies to prevent insolvencies.
Acronym for National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
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Association that helps groups of individuals to establish investment clubs. Members of investment clubs pool their money and make group decisions on how to invest those assets. The NAIC can be contacted by calling (313) 543-0612 or by writing 1515 E. Eleven Mile Rd. Royal Oak, Michigan 48067. See: Investment Club
