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Insurance Regulatory Counsel
Posted 23 days agoViewed
💎 Seniority level: Senior, 7+ years
🔍 Industry: Title Insurance
🏢 Company: PLACE Corporate Careers
⏳ Experience: 7+ years
Requirements:
- 7+ years of relevant experience in a regulatory role at a law firm, in-house, and/or a governmental agency with strong knowledge of the insurance regulatory framework.
- JD degree and admission to a State Bar in good standing.
- Demonstrated ability to work in a fast-paced environment and comfortable with ambiguity.
- Enjoy finding creative solutions on diverse matters requiring complex legal and strategic analysis.
- Demonstrated ability to quickly learn and excel in new or emerging areas of legal practice.
- Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with senior company leaders on a variety of legal issues.
Responsibilities:
- Oversee compliance with all applicable insurance laws and regulations, including applicable state regulations, NAIC regulations and the Holding Company Act.
- Anticipate and identify legal and regulatory risks and propose creative and effective solutions to address those risks
- Provide regulatory guidance for company initiatives including the expansion of the company through Certificate of Authority applications, the addition of new issuing agents and/or new product offerings.
- Design and implement a regulatory change management process to ensure the company is aware of and complies with legal and regulatory requirements applicable to a fast-growing, multi-state title insurance carrier.
- Oversee timely preparation of regulatory filings including NAIC, state Departments of Insurance and Holding Company Act filings.
- Monitor legislative, regulatory, and industry activity, analyze its impact on company operations, and communicate requirements appropriately.
- Manage insurance rates and forms, ensuring timely modifications to filings and preparing new filings in expanding markets.
- Oversee insurer’s internal and external issuing agents to ensure compliance with required regulations, including audit requirements, licensing and appointments.
- Review all marketing materials prior to use to ensure they are in compliance with relevant insurance, consumer protection, and other laws and regulations.
- Maintain and refine a repository of legal policies required for insurance companies, such as terms of service, product policies, privacy notices, code of conduct and other disclosures.
- Serve as the primary liaison for market conduct, DOI complaints, and other regulatory examinations and coordinate and oversee any remediation.
- Oversee the licensing application and management function for all applicable jurisdictions.
- Manage internal and external audits of the insurer, including Department of Insurance market conduct and financial examinations.
- Review monthly, quarterly and annual financial statements to ensure all regulatory requirements with respect to reserves, losses, capital and surplus are met and accurately reported.
- Oversee all financial audits and actuarial reviews in conjunction with the Treasurer/finance department.
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