A New Era in Compliance & Ethics…
The Compliance & Ethics Forum for Life Insurers ("CEFLI") is the new, premier source of compliance & ethics knowledge and information for life insurers. If you are a compliance & ethics professional in the life insurance industry, CEFLI is your connection to valuable insights, tools, professional networks and other vital resources. Membership includes access to an entire portfolio of customized compliance & ethics services calibrated to life insurers' needs.
ERM/ORSA Meeting
CEFLI continues to demonstrate its important non-advocacy leadership in bringing regulators and company representatives together to engage in collaborative discussions to review contemporary marketplace issues.
CEFLI's recent ERM/ORSA Summit Meeting held in Chicago on May 16 included presentations by members of the NAIC ORSA Subgroup, various industry experts and company representatives that provided an appropriate Forum to allow all participants to engage in a substantive discussion of current
Committees “Connect”
One of CEFLI's primary organizational missions is to "connect" the life insurance industry's compliance and ethics professionals. CEFLI achieves this objective in a variety of different ways through various Committees and Issue Forums to provide opportunities for member company representatives to gain insights and strategies from fellow compliance and ethics professionals and regulatory representatives with the goal of improving overall marketplace practices.
CEFLI convenes various Committees and Issue Forums to address a range of issues.
Educational Webinars
The Format of Regulatory and Industry Perspectives Continues to Receive Glowing Feedback.
“Great information!”…“Did a great job!”…“Very timely topic.”…These were just some of the feedback CEFLI received on its April 30, 2013 webinar covering Communications with the Public, Advertising and Social Media to over 200 registered webinar participants! The Forum included panelists representing a company’s perspective as well as two regulators representing a federal securities perspective and a state insurance
