Wisconsin Dilweg: State Regulation Hangs Tough in Economic Crisis
Wisconsin Commissioner Sean Dilweg has been heading up the Insurance Department for barely two years, but he has strong opinions on the AIG bailout, the debate on state versus federal regulation, a national catastrophe program proposal and more. He also believes having an agent’s license is a privilege and he takes his responsibility to the 120,000 agents in the Badger state very seriously.
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