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<abstract>This report provides information on insurance regulatory
oversight and information sharing in the matter of a highly	 
publicized insurance investment scam exposed in May 1999. Martin 
Frankel, with the assistance of others, allegedly obtained secret
control of entities in both the insurance and securities	 
industries. Instead of managing the assets of these companies in 
a prudent manner, he allegedly diverted them to other accounts he
controlled and used them to support the ongoing scam and his	 
lifestyle. The scam was finally exposed after insurance 	 
regulators in Mississippi took enforcement action against three  
of the Frankel-connected insurers by placing them under 	 
regulatory supervision. Weaknesses in key insurance regulatory	 
oversight activities, extending over several years, contributed  
to delays in detecting the investment scam. GAO found inadequate 
tools and measures for assessing the appropriateness of insurance
company purchasers, analyzing securities investments, evaluating 
the appropriateness of asset custodians, verifying insurers&apos;	 
assets, and sharing information within and outside of the	 
insurance industry. In addition, GAO found weaknesses in the	 
support services provided by the National Association of	 
Insurance Commissioners, a voluntary association of state	 
insurance regulators.</abstract>
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