Government Role Significant in Ensuring Consumers, Insurers Have Options
As he prepared to leave office, outgoing Colorado Insurance Commissioner David Rivera shared tips on succeeding as a chief regulator. His advice: provide consumers with insurance options and ensure regulation is such that companies want to keep doing business in the Rocky Mountain state.
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