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ethics training for producers

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Responsibilities to the State • Both the federal and state governments regulate the insurance industry, but the states are the primary regulator – The federal government regulates areas such as anti, of producer ethics LDI Louisiana Department of Insurance Responsibilities to the Federal Government? • The federal government has exerted increased influence on insurance regulation since the 2008 financial crisis – The 2010 Dodd-Frank Act established the Federal Insurance Office (“FIO

Private Carrier Perspective Mike Bertaut

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Exchange Federal ATC Member Paid $462.58 $355.91 Total Average Monthly Premiums 90% of On-Exchange

Gaye Humphrey, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

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: HealthCare.gov/blog /  Federal training for agents and brokers, Navigators, in‐ person assisters

Hedy Hebert Presentation

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Insurance License / Federal Market Place Training / E & O Insurance • Many have become specialists

Agenda for web

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THE GOOD, BAD AND UGLY OF FEDERAL EXCHANGES Moderator Korey Harvey Deputy Commissioner, Office

2015 Agenda

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Department of Health and Hospitals 9:40 a.m. – 9:50 a.m. MORNING BREAK 9:50 a.m. – 10:50 a.m. FEDERAL

2018 LHCC Report to the Legislature

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entrely by federal pass-through (or match) funding; Issuers in the individual market would, . There are four or fve states seeking a waiver from the federal government to establish this program, is defned in 1984 by the Federal Trade Commission as an ongoing and actve program to evaluate, were in the federal marketplace, with many platorms formed by healthcare.gov to allow a more, and in efect for those who were between 138-400% of the Federal Poverty Level. • While access

Reg 82 - Strikethrough

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for property owners in the Louisiana parishes included in the federal Gulf Opportunity Zone Act of 2005, be located in the parishes included in the federal Gulf Opportunity Zone Act of 2005. 2. By the end, in Louisiana in a parish included in the federal Gulf Opportunity Zone Act of 2005. 3. The grantee, formerly insured by the Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corporation with property in the federal, property is located in Louisiana in a parish included in the federal Gulf Opportunity Zone of 2005

Rule 14 - Summary Report

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to repeal LAC 76:V.319. In accordance with the federal process for promulgating waterfowl hunting, year to provide sufficient time for federal approval and public comment periods before the state, deadline. After federal approval and public comment, zones and splits selections conveyed to the USFWS by LW F C are then published in the Federal Register as Final Rule. Consequently, LAC 76:V .319

O155 - Defendants Reply in Support of Mtn to Compel LDI Docs - 9 23 20

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. The Louisiana federal court could not have been clearer: “The Commissioner of Insurance may not use, , it is in line with the overwhelming weight of state and federal authority around the nation on this very point in state insurance and federal bank receivership cases. When, as here, an insurance, appointed as receiver for an insured depository institution, the appropriate Federal banking agency, Deloitte & Touche, 145 F.R.D. at 109–10. As in the above-cited cases, where a federal statute gave