1991-1992 – GOV (Senate) – Efforts To Combat Fraud And Abuse In The Insurance Industry – Sam Nunn (D-AL)

1991 1992 - GOV (Senate) - Efforts To Combat Fraud And Abuse In The Insurance Industry, Sam Nunn (D-GA) --- [BonkNote]
- Senate - Committee on Governmental Affairs - Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
- VIDEOS-? - not on CSPAN
- 1991 0424 - GOV (Senate) - Efforts To Combat Fraud And Abuse In The Insurance Industry - Part I - [PDF-1027p-GooglePlay]
- 1991 0626 - GOV (Senate) - Efforts To Combat Fraud And Abuse In The Insurance Industry - Part II - [PDF-471p-GooglePlay]
- 1991 0719 - GOV (Senate) - Efforts To Combat Fraud And Abuse In The Insurance Industry - Part III- [PDF-457p-GooglePlay]
- 1991 1017 - GOV (Senate) - Efforts To Combat Fraud And Abuse In The Insurance Industry - Part IV- [PDF- p-GooglePlay]
- 1992 0429 and 0430 - GOV (Senate) - Efforts To Combat Fraud And Abuse In The Insurance Industry - Part V - [PDF-1419p-GooglePlay]
- 1992 0702, 0729 and 0730 - GOV (Senate) - Efforts To Combat Fraud And Abuse In The Insurance Industry - Parts VI and VII - [PDF-685p-GooglePlay]

1995 - SOA - What Can We Learn From Company Failures?, rsa95v21n4a25 - Society of Actuaries - 14p
- Part 5 - Let me quote Tom Gallagher, who then was Florida's insurance commissioner, in his 1992 testimony before a U.S. Senate Committee talking about Guarantee Security Life:
  - My initial conclusion is that Guarantee Security was almost from the beginning a massive fraud, aided and abetted by blue-ribbon brokers and licensed professionals motivated by their own self-interest.
  - The fraud of Guarantee was a carefully-orchestrated bank robbery, but the thieves disguised themselves with the help of accountants, brokers, and lawyers rather than wearing silk-stocking masks.
  - They operated like early 20th century barons, cloaking their thievery in the guise of a sound business organization.
  - So it's not all just bad management. Some of it, at least in Commissioner Gallagher's opinion, was thievery.