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posted on July 8, 2005
NAIC Sarbanes-Oxley Plan Gets Tough Scrutiny By NCOIL; State Legislative-Based Alternative Contemplated
INDIANAPOLIS (July 8, 2005)-After sharp questioning about an NAIC proposal to apply Sarbanes-Oxley modeled internal controls to non-public insurance companies, the chairman of a key NCOIL committee has invited industry and regulators to work with legislators to craft an alternative.
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