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The
2003 NRRA Fall Conference
October
19 & 20, 2003 - Westin Grand Hotel in Washington
DC.
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NRRA
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE WITH PRESENTATION MATERIALS
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| Sunday, October
19, 2003 |
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3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Dupont Room |
Good
Board Governance-Case Studies
on creating and nurturing an
effective Board
No matter what the size
or experience of a RRG and RPGs
Board, there are lessons to
learn from others on committee
structure, board oversight and
smooth effective operation of
a Board of Directors. This session
will feature case studies on
several RRGs that developed
effective and efficient boards.
Presenters:
Janice
Abraham, United Educators
Insurance, A Reciprocal RRG
Kathy
Davis, Downs Rachlin Martin
PLLC
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Pinckney, American Safety
Insurance Company
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4:30 pm -
5:30 pm
Dupont Room |
Expansion
of the Liability Risk Retention
Act
Moderator/Presenter:
Robert
H. Myers, Jr., Morris,Manning
& Martin, LLP, and NRRA
General Counse
United
States Code Annotated, Title
15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter
65
--Liability Risk Retention
List
of organizations participating
in the Coalition for Expanding
the Risk Retention Act
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5:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Dupont Room |
Review
of National Warranty Activities
Presenter: Rex
Moats, National Warranty Insurance
RRG
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6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
The Promenade |
Reception
Open to all conference attendees |
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| Monday, October
20, 2003 |
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7:30 am - 8:30 am
The Thomas Boardroom |
Continental
Breakfast
Open to all conference attendees.
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8:45 am - 10:00 am
Dupont Room |
District
of Columbia Domicile Update
Dupont Room The District
of Columbia is emerging as a
growing domicile for captive
insurance companies. The DC
Insurance Commissioner and DC
Captive Association Council
President will discuss the key
issues on the regulatory front,
opportunities for captives to
grow and other trends for risk
retention and purchasing groups.
Moderator: Janice
Abraham, United Educators
Insurance, A Reciprocal RRG
Presenters: Lawrence Mirel,
DC Insurance Commissioner
George Pantos, DC Captive
Insurance Council President
PowerPoint
Presentation by George Pantos
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Break |
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10:15 am - 11:00 am
Dupont Room |
TRIA
Update: Compliance Issues and
Opportunities for RRGs
This presentation will explore
the latest developments in the
federal compensation payment
program established by the federal
Terrorism Risk Insurance Act
of 2002 (“TRIA”).
We will review the structure
of the new Terrorism Risk Insurance
Program, including participation,
compliance and compensation
issues, and the opportunities
they present for risk retention
groups. We will also cover the
most recent interim and final
regulations issued by the U.S.
Department of Treasury on TRIA,
and relevant NAIC guidance for
participating insurers.
Moderator: John Howard, JH
Howard Associates LLC
Presenter: Kevin
Moriarty, Downs Rachlin Martin
PLLC.
PowerPoint
Presentation by Kevin Moriarty
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11:00 am 11:45 am
Dupont Room |
MedMal
Update-RRGs Doing Their Part
to Ease the Crisis
Two part session: (1) The
Crisis--Past, Present, and Future
(2) The Impact of RRGs on the
Crisis The medical malpractice
insurance crisis has forced
physicians and hospitals to
examine alternative risk mechanisms
for their professional liability
needs. This session will examine
the crisis-past, present,
and future. The presenters
will also discuss the role
that RRGs have played in easing
the crisis and how the crisis
actually creates additional
opportunities for RRGs.
Moderator: John Howard, JH
Howard Associates LLC
Presenters: P.
Kevin Brobson, Esquire, Buchanan
Ingersoll Professional Corp
Ron
Chronister, Buchanan Ingersoll
Professional Corp.
PowerPoint
Presentation by Kevin Brobson
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12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
“M” Street Grill
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Lunch
with Domiciles
Recognition for attending
Domicile Association Representatives
Presenter: Molly
Lambert, President of Vermont
Captive Insurance Association
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1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Dupont Room |
Regulatory
Perspective
Dupont Room As a product
of federal legislation, Risk
Retention Groups and Purchasing
Groups enjoy a unique relationship
in various states. This session
will explore the unique aspects
of this relationship from the
perspective of state regulators.
Also, explored in this session
will be the National Association
of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC’s)
role and involvement in the
evolution of this unique relationship.
Special focus will be placed
on current and emerging regulatory
issues and trends. Moderator:
Jim Murphy, Johnson, Lambert
& Co.
Presenters: Derick White,
State of Vermont Captive
Insurance Division
Bill White, DC Department
of Insurance Captive Division
PowerPoint
Presentation by Derick White
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2:00 pm - 2:45 pm
Dupont Room |
Sponsored
Captive Insurers and Risk Purchasing
Groups
One form of an ART insurance
mechanism can have advantages
for another form of ART insurer.
Formation, advantages, uses
and other considerations of
Sponsored Captive Insurers with
one or more protected cells
will be discussed. Options for
larger Risk Purchasing Groups
to utilize this unique type
of captive form will then be
explored. Moderator:
John Howard, JH Howard Associates
LLC
Presenter: Mark Wilson, Housing
Authority RRG, Inc.
PowerPoint
Presentation by Mark Wilson
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Break
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3:00 pm - 4:45 pm
Dupont Room |
NRRA
Town Meeting
A great deal of information
and ideas can be exchanged in
traditional conference sessions.
However, it is important to
provide the opportunity for
all conference attendees to
discuss the specific topics
that are of greatest interest
to them. Also, we recognize
that our conference attendees
represent one of the greatest
pools of knowledge and experience
in the industry. Therefore,
this session will be an open
discussion format, beginning
with items that are submitted
prior to the conference via
the form that is included
with registration materials
or via www.NRRA-USA.org. If
time allows, we will open
the floor to other items from
the audience in attendance.
Moderator: Wendy
Fisher, National Home Insurance
Co. RRG
Panelists: Robert
H. Myers, Jr., Morris, Manning
& Martin, LLPP.
Kevin
Brobson, Esquire, Buchanan
Ingersoll Professional Corp.
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4:45 pm - 5:00 pm
Dupont Room
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Closing
Comments
Wendy
Fisher, Corporate Secretary/Regulatory
& Business Affairs, National
Home Insurance Co. RRG, and
NRRA Board Chair
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National
Risk Retention Association
4248 Park Glen Road
Minneapolis, MN 55416
U.S.A. Telephone:
952-928-4656
Toll Free: 800-999-4505
Fax: 952-929-1318
Executive Director Douglas
K. Barnes
Assistant Director Gloria
Grove
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