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<abstract>The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC),
through its Accreditation Program, has made considerable progress
in achieving uniformity among state insurance regulators. In	 
addition, competitive pressures from further consolidation in the
financial services sector and enactment of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley
Act has focused attention on regulator reforms in the insurance  
industry. NAIC&apos;s Producer Licensing Reciprocity and Uniformity	 
initiative aims to streamline the licensing process for  selling 
insurance in multiple states. State regulators are also trying to
streamline regulatory processes to bring new insurance products  
to market more quickly. NAIC&apos;s Speed to Market initiative focuses
both on developing a more centralized filing and approval process
life and health insurance products and on improving existing	 
state-based approval processes for other types of products.	 
Finally, NAIC&apos;s National Treatment of Companies initiative aims  
to facilitate the licensing process for conducting business on a 
multistate basis. However, NAIC and the states face significant  
challenges in implementing their initiatives.</abstract>
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