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July 16, 2018
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CFA Opposes the Federal Insurance Office Reform Act of 2018
In a letter to members of Congress, CFA expresses opposition to H.R. 3861, the “Federal Insurance Office Reform Act of 2018,” which seeks to gut the Federal Insurance Office (FIO). FIO was created in the wake of the financial crisis as a means to provide a resource for federal policymakers and the public regarding insurance markets and to assess the affordability and availability of insurance for American consumers.
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