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)