LINKS
Included on this page are several links from elsewhere on this site repeated here for your use. Also noted are some additional informational sites that may be of interest.
Mr. Darling does not imply his endorsement of the services provided by any of these organizations, nor of the contents of a particular website and/or webpage.
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Locate your Department of Insurance
Locate your Property and Casualty Insurance Guaranty Fund/Association:
National Conference of Guaranty Funds
Locate your Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association:
National Organization of Life and Health Guaranty Associations
If your funds have been escheated by an Insurance Receiver, or anyone else for that matter, locate your State Treasurer:
National Association of State Treasurers
This site may be of interest:
National Conference of State Legislatures
These legislators specifically work on insurance related legislation issues:
National Conference of Insurance Legislators
Insurance Receiverships International Association of Insurance Receivers
Society of Financial Examiners
International Association of Restructuring, Insolvency & Bankruptcy Professionals
Reinsurance Association of America
American Institute for CPU & Insurance Institute of America
American Council of Life Insurers
The Association of Insurance & Reinsurance Run-Off Companies
American Insurance Association
American Association of Insurance Services
Property Casualty Insurers of America
Coalition Against Insurance Fraud
Insurance Information Institute
National Insurance Crime Bureau
These people have nothing to do with Insurance Company Insolvencies, but you may have an interest in the banking side of things:
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
INSOLVENCY “Financial condition in which the total liabilities of an individual or enterprise exceed the total assets so that the claims of creditors cannot be paid. There are essentially two approaches in determining insolvency: insolvency in the equity sense and under the balance-sheet approach. Insolvency in the equity sense denotes the inability of the debtor to pay his debts as they become due in the ordinary course of business. Insolvency under the balance-sheet approach means that the total liabilities of the debtor exceed his total assets.”*
— *Encyclopedia Britannica
