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19th Annual New England Chapter Education Day (“E-Day”)
Friday, May 8th, 2015
8:00 AM – 4:15 PM
Networking Reception
Thursday, May 7th
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Providence Biltmore11 Dorrance Street
Providence, RIhttp://www.providencebiltmore.com/
Seminar Registration Fee includes: breakfast, lunch,
two refreshment breaks,Education sessions, and giveaways!
Members Non-Members
$149 $179
*NEW THIS YEAR!*Networking Cocktail &
Networking Reception, May 7th, The Biltmore, 6 to 8 PM
Networking Reception $ 20 per person
(Speakers/Panelists/E-Day Volunteers are Complimentary)
Registration form and payment for seminar & reception must be
received by May 1, 2015 or for special arrangements : Denise. [email protected]
Highlights include: Registration and continental breakfast, followed by opening remarks. Breakout sessions on a multitude of relevant topics, with networking breaks. Networking lunch, with Keynote by RI state Representative Brian Kennedy,
former NCOIL President NAIC and Trade Association participation. Regulators participating from CT, MA, NH, RI, VT, IIPRC and NAIC Opportunity to submit questions to Regulators on Roundtables and Hot Topics Access to some of the insurance industry’s top exhibitors and consultants,
available to meet with you to discuss their products and services.
Please complete and submit your registration today.
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Space is limited to the first 150 registrations received. All registrations must be received by May 1, 2015!!
Accommodations
The Historic Providence Biltmore11 Dorrance StreetProvidence, Rhode Island 02903http://www.providencebiltmore.com/
Room reservations at the “AICP” rate after the April 17th cutoff date might be available, check by calling Mary Johnson, Functions Manager at the Biltmore, 401-455-3186!
A limited number of rooms were being held until Thursday, APRIL 16th, and reservations at the AICP rate was “first come” until rooms sell out. Other hotels are available in downtown Providence.
Check in is 3:00 PM, Check out is 11:00 AM. Early Check-In can be requested, but is not guaranteed.
AICP MembershipThe Association of Insurance Compliance Professionals serves the insurance compliance community by promoting relationships, exchanging information, and providing learning opportunities within a dynamic regulatory environment. If you are not yet a member, or need to renew your membership, now is the time to register or renew for a full year of benefits!
Take advantage of our reduced rates for chapter E-Days, networking events, the AICP Annual Meeting, and build a valuable personal and professional network. The AICP has a large and unique membership comprised of individuals representing all areas of the insurance compliance community including insurance companies, regulatory agencies, and product & service providers. Members may now access our full AICP Member Directory online.
Membership in the Association of Insurance Compliance Professionals is on a calendar year basis, January 1 through December 31. No portion of annual dues can be prorated into the next year.
2015 Industry and associate dues are only $220 per year, and regulator dues are $50 and are payable by check or credit card.
New Membership Application Materials and links to the online Renewal system are available here: http://www.aicp.net/membership/join.cfm
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AICP New England Chapter19th Annual Education Day
Providence, RI - May 8th, 2015 Registration & Payment Instructions
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Paying by Credit Card? HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. To ensure your privacy, AICP now uses a secure online registration form as its preferred registration method, to pay by credit card. Register ONLINE HERE or copy link:
HTTPS://PORTAL.AICP.NET/PORTAL/EVENTS/EVENT_DISPLAY.ASPX?EVENTKEY=CNEED15
2. Sending a Personal or Company Check Now, or want to send credit card details by paper prior to May 1st? Please send this registration form and payment to: our secure AICP lockbox at:
i. Association of Insurance Compliance Professionalsii. AICP/Wells Fargo, PO Box 758938iii. Baltimore, MD 21275-893
3. Sending/Mailing a Personal or Company Check after May 1st? Please RESERVE your slot and register now by e- mailing this form to Denise Tessier at [email protected]. Please print and mail a hardcopy of this registration form with your payment to the following address:
iv. AICP Nationalv. 12100 Sunset Hills Road, Suite 130vi. Reston, VA 20190
4. Are you a Regulator Speaker or Panelist with a complimentary registration? We ask that you please register your attendance at the sessions and for meal planning, as well as for the Networking and Cocktail Reception on Thursday, May 7th. You may e-mail this form to Denise Tessier at [email protected].
5. Are you an AICP E-Day Volunteer, serving as a session coordinator, moderator, logistics supporter, or other volunteer? We are pleased to offer complimentary reception attendance for the Thursday, May 7th. Please RSVP for the Cocktail reception to [email protected].
6. Additional Information:Dress for Education Day is business casual. Please refer to the Hotel’s website for parking garage maps. Valet parking is available, Overnight Guest fee is $28 and day rate for Conference attendees is $16 for the day. Directions and parking information is on their website. HTTP://WWW.PROVIDENCEBILTMORE.COM/
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNIES ARE AVAILABLE….
Do you have any other Questions or would like Sponsor information? Please do not hesitate to contact Denise Tessier at [email protected] or (413) 219-4525.
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AICP New England Chapter19th Annual Education Day
REGISTRATION FORMRegistrant Name:
Preferred Telephone:
Registration: Please check applicable boxes
Member Registration $149 Non-Member Registration $179 Regulator Speaker or Panelist with a
complimentary registration (Mail in form) $0
Networking Reception – not included in Registration fee, May 7th, 6 – 8 PM
Members, Non-Members & Guests - $20 per person. Number attending _______
Regulator Speaker, Panelists and E-Day Volunteers - Complimentary $0
Total Payment Due, for Registration and Reception Attendance:
$ _________
Line of Business: Property & Casualty Life & Health Both
Company:
Email address:
Special needs Please indicate any special dietary or other needs: Session Choices Please review the attached Agenda and description of the sessions, and select one from each session group. (This is only tentative for room count allocation, sessions are subject to change):Session I: 1 2 3 Session II: 4 5 6 Session III: 7 8 9 Session IV: 10 11 12Session V: 13 14 15Speaker QuestionsPlease submit questions you would like addressed during any of the presentations, but especially for the hot topics sessions. If there is a specific speaker to whom you wish to address the question, please indicate so. (If more room is needed for questions, please attach separate page.) You may also Email your Questions to [email protected]
Session/Speaker: P&C L&H
Question:
Session/Speaker: P&C L&H
Question:
Session/Speaker: P&C L&H
Question:
Cancellation PolicyCancellation requests made prior to May 1, 2015 will receive a full refund of the registration fee. Cancellations received on or after May 1, 2015 are not eligible for a refund.
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AICP New England Chapter19th Annual Education Day
Tentative/Initial Agenda – Topics and Schedule Subject to Change8:00 am - 8:45 am Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:45 am - 9:00 am Opening Remarks: Michael Sternberg, New England Chapter President Denise Tessier, New England Chapter Vice President
9:00 am – 10:15 am Session I: Concurrent Sessions
Type of Insurance Topic
1 Combined Compliance & Technology
2 L&H Regulator Roundtable L&H
3 P&C P&C Hot Topics
10:15 am - 10:30 am Refreshment Break, Networking and Vendor Meet and Greet
10:30 am – 11:40 am Session II: Concurrent Sessions
Type of Insurance Topic
4 Combined Compliance Staffing
5 L&H L&H Hot Topics
6 P&C Regulator Roundtable P&C
11:45 am – 12:30 pm Session III: Concurrent Sessions
Type of Insurance Topic
7 Combined The Actuary’s View: Ratings 101 & Compliance
8 L&H Long Term Care, Critical Illness, and Disability – Emerging Issues
9 P&C “Cars of the Future”
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Networking Buffet Lunch, Volunteer Recognition & Keynote Speaker Representative Brian Kennedy: NCOIL, the NAIC and YOU
1:45 pm – 2:45 pm Session IV: Concurrent Sessions
Type of Insurance Topic
10 Combined Federal & NAIC Update
11 L&H Hear From Industry and Regulatory Professionals about Emerging Market Conduct Topics
12 Combined Policy / State Filing Regulatory Update
2:45 pm – 3:00 pm Refreshment Break, Networking and Vendor Meet and Greet
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And 3:00 pm– 4:00 pm Session V: Concurrent Sessions
Type of Insurance Topic
13 L&H/Combined Healthcare Reform, Today & Tomorrow
14 P&C Surplus Lines and Residual Markets – Intro, Recent Developments and Trends
15 P&C Hear From Industry and Regulatory Professionals about Emerging Market Conduct Topics
4:00 – 4:15 PM Wrap Up, Final Survey Collection and Prize Drawings - Must be present to win!
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Representative Brian Kennedy (RI)
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Session 1 (LOB: Combined) Compliance & Technology The presentation will cover new technology and related regulatory trends of most concern to insurers, including evolving global regulation of data protection and privacy, cyber risk, and cyber insurance. Presented by: Ellen Giblin – Edwards Locke Lord LLP and Peter Kochenberg – UCONN Law School.
Session 2 (LOB: L&H) Regulator Roundtable L&HWould you like to discuss pertinent & important issues with your colleagues & state insurance regulators? Here’s your opportunity to address those issues with state regulators and have other compliance professionals provide their input as well. Audience questions welcomed and encouraged! States participating: CT, MA, RI, and VT.
Session 3 (LOB: P&C) Hot Topics P&C Join our distinguished panel of regulators and industry experts as they share with you the current hot topics affecting property and casualty insurance. States participating: CT, MA, RI, and VT.
Session 4 (LOB: Combined) Compliance StaffingGet the lowdown on how to most effectively choose a suitable new member for your compliance team, or how to best market yourself for a move into a new compliance role within your own company or a new company. Presented by: Anna Savic – Response Companies.
Session 5 (LOB: L&H) Hot Topics L&HWho isn’t always struggling to keep abreast of current insurance compliance news, statutory updates, and procedural changes? What better way to solve this problem than to come and hear the latest updates on relevant issues from the state regulators and industry experts! States participating: CT, MA, RI, VT, and IIPRC.
Session 6 (LOB: P&C) Regulator Roundtable P&CWould you like to discuss pertinent & important issues with your colleagues & state insurance regulators? Here’s your opportunity to address those issues with state regulators and have other compliance professionals provide their input as well. Audience questions welcomed and encouraged! States participating: CT, MA, RI, and VT.
Session 7 (LOB: Combined) The Actuary’s View: Ratings 101 & ComplianceCome learn more about what actuaries do, how they use information to rate accounts, and the key regulatory issues and concerns that actuaries deal with within the compliance context. Presented by: Michael Covert – Perr & Knight, and Coulter & Associates.
Session 8 (LOB: L&H) Long Term Care, Critical Illness, and DisabilityThis session will explore developments in long term care and critical illness on federal and state levels, and in litigation and claim contexts. It will also cover emerging issues in Disability, primarily in the context of the IIPRC and VT. It is intended to provide practical advice to individuals in the health insurance industry. Presented by: Daniel Smith – MA DOI, Barbara Prentice – VT DOI, and Becky McElduff - IIPRC
Session 9
(LOB: P&C) “Cars of the Future”Hear from an expert-driven panel on the exciting new world of telematics, self-driving cars, ride sharing/UBER and related insurance policy and compliance considerations. Presented by: Eric Nordman – NAIC, Sandee Perfetto – ISO, and David Kenny – AMICA.
Session 10 (LOB: Combined) Federal and NAIC Update & Outlook 2015Catch up with the evolving world of federal regulation, and hear about NAIC initiatives that will be shaping the industry in the coming years, including updates on the FIO, ORSA compliance, the new NAIC Corporate Governance Model Act, and the NAIC’s Cybersecurity Task Force as well as NAIC Consumer Advocate initiatives. Presented by: Eric Nordman – NAIC and Sonja Larkin-Thorn – NAIC.
Session 11 (LOB: L&H) Hear From Industry and Regulatory Professionals about Emerging Market Conduct Topics L&HRegulator and Industry experts share their perspectives on reported market conduct exams, common problem findings, and practical solutions to better prepare your own organization for its next examination. Presented by: Kathy Donovan – Wolters Kluwer, Callie Currin – Currin Compliance, Kurt Swan – CT DOI, and Chuck Vanasdalan – NH DOI.
Session 12 (LOB: Combined) Policy / State Filing Regulatory UpdateLearn about the latest rules surrounding state filings; regulations and key issues arising in 2014 and 2015, such as Electronic Delivery, Proof of Mailing, Notice/Disclosure regulations, and much more. Presented by: Sandee Perfetto – ISO, Elizabeth Dwyer – RI DOI, Kevin Gaffney –VT DOI, and Edward Charbonnier – MA DOI.
Session 13 (LOB: L&H / Combined) Healthcare Reform - Today & TomorrowHeath care reform is still a challenging and important area for all insurers, so this session will provide a “where are we now” update on federal and state laws, and an outlook for future program developments in 2015 and beyond the next election. Presented by: Eric Nordman – NAIC, and Margorie Breen – CT DOI.
Session 14 (LOB: P&C) Surplus Lines, Reinsurance and Residual Markets – Recent Developments and TrendsSurplus lines, reinsurance and residual markets are important elements of the insurance industry, and are key to many companies’ success. Come learn about how these markets work, recent regulatory developments, hot topics and trends! The Auto Residual Market will be a particular exemplary focus. Presented by: Sue Broadbent – Beazley and Amy Hicks – AIPSO.
Session 15 (LOB: P&C) Hear From Industry and Regulatory Professionals about Emerging Market Conduct Topics P&CRegulator and Industry experts share their perspectives on reported market conduct exams, common problem findings, and practical solutions to better prepare your own organization for its next examination, with an emphasis on Claims. Presented by: Chuck Vanasdalan – NH DOI, Kurt Swan – CT DOI, and Jim McNally – Travelers.
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