2022 Membership

2023 Proposed Charges

1. The Innovation in Technology and Regulation (H) Working Group will:
   
   1. Develop forums, resources, and materials for discussing innovation and technology regarding companies, producers, state insurance regulators, and licensees relevant to the state-based insurance regulatory structure, including new products, services, business models, and distribution mechanisms.
   2. In conjunction with NAIC staff, explore developing a forum that provides insurers or third parties working with insurers the opportunity to confidentially brief state insurance regulators regarding innovation and technology applications, tests, use cases, and results.
   3. Identify and discuss regulatory models or programs that may assist state insurance regulators to identify and better understand innovation taking place within the insurance industry.
   4. Monitor innovation work occurring in other NAIC letter committees, task forces, and working groups, and identify areas of possible coordination for the Innovation, Cybersecurity, and Technology (H) Committee.

2022 Adopted Charges

The Innovation in Technology and Regulation (H) Working Group will:

1. Develop forums, resources, and materials for discussing innovation and technology regarding companies, producers, state insurance regulators, and licensees relevant to the state-based insurance regulatory structure, including new products, services, business models, and distribution mechanisms.
2. In conjunction with NAIC staff, explore developing a forum that provides insurers or third parties working with insurers the opportunity to confidentially brief state insurance regulators regarding innovation and technology applications, tests, use cases, and results.
3. Identify and discuss regulatory models or programs that may assist state insurance regulators identify and better understand innovation taking place within the insurance industry.
4. Monitor innovation work occurring in other NAIC letter committees, task forces, and working groups, and identify areas of possible coordination for the Innovation, Cybersecurity, and Technology (H) Committee.