John Huff

  • 2009-2017 - Missouri Insurance Commissioner -
    • FSOC - NAIC Member
    • NAIC ad hoc Executive Committee group on corporate governance - Chair
  • 2018 01 - Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers 
  • Financial Stability Oversight Council Meeting - [VIDEO]
    • 16:30 - John Huff (Missouri Insurance Regulator / NAIC)
      • Traditional Insurance products don't create Systemic Risk, however..."
  • 2011 0414 - GOV - Oversight of the Financial Stability Oversight Council
    • Testimony - John Huff (NAIC)
  • 2011 0728 - GOV - Insurance Oversight: Policy Implications for U.S. Consumers, Businesses and Jobs”
    • Testimony - John Huff (NAIC)
  • 2013 - FSOC - Prudential Decision - View of Director John Huff, the State Insurance Commissioner Representative - 4p
  • 2015 - GOV - Domestic Insurance Regulatory Issues
    • Testimony - John Huff (NAIC) - 13p
  • 2016 03 - NAIC CIPR - Roadmap to the Future - President
  • John Huff (Missouri Insurance Commissioner - NAIC)
    • I guess I would add on the asset-based products...
    • I would build on what Commissioner Voss just talked about, about the interstate insurance compact that we have on life and asset products—which actually Illinois has just joined that compact, one of our most recent members—that it is a great vehicle for speed to market as we term it, to get products through a vetting process to make sure consumers are protected, and that they are actuarially sound.
    • And so, I would say that is a very strong vehicle for new product development.

2011 0728 and 1025 - GOV (House) - Insurance Oversight: Policy Implications for U.S. Consumers, Businesses and Jobs - Part 1 2011 0728), Part 2 ( 20111025) - [PDF-285p,

  • John Huff: As you know, insurance is a unique product. And while bank products involve consumer deposits that are subject to withdrawal on demand at any time, insurance policies involve upfront payment in exchange for a legal promise to pay benefits in the case of a future event.
  • John Huff: It is the view of the NAIC that traditional insurance products and activities do not typically create systemic risk.

2011 0728 and 1025 - GOV (House) - Insurance Oversight: Policy Implications for U.S. Consumers, Businesses and Jobs - Part 1 (2011 0728)