Johnson Lambert’s Regulatory Services practice is dedicated to meeting the needs of insurance regulators.
We specialize in highly efficient risk-focused examinations with a cost structure that is appropriate to the complexity and size of the examined company. You can be confident that each examination will be performed in accordance with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) Financial Condition Examiners Handbook and your specific state requirements. Johnson Lambert consistently performs examinations that exceed NAIC Accreditation Standards.
As a nationally recognized, insurance-focused CPA firm, our rigorous internal quality control processes ensure that exam deliverables will flawlessly exceed your expectations.
Our Regulatory Services Include
Full-Service Financial Examinations
Multi-State Coordinated Exams (representing lead or participating states)
Captive and Risk-Retention Group Examinations
Information Technology Reviews
Regulatory Cybersecurity Review
Market Regulation Examinations
Contracted Actuarial Services
Investment Analysis
Reinsurance Analysis
Targeted Examinations – Financial or Market Conduct
Market Analysis Procedures
ORSA Reviews
Receivership Support
Special Projects
Collaborative
Partnership
Dedicated and experienced examiners
Highly efficient risk-focused examinations
Team members include former regulators
Consistently perform examinations that exceed NAIC accreditation standards
Exam approach is tailored to state-specific requirements
Examination timeline and deliverables are based upon your expectations
Regulatory Team
Qualifications
Designations
Our team members are Certified Financial Examiners (CFEs), Certified Insurance Examiners (CIEs), and Certified Information Systems Audits (CISA), including several former state regulators.
Memberships
We are active members of Society of Financial Examiners (SOFE) and the Insurance Regulatory Examiners Society (IRES).
Involvement & Knowledge
Members of our team regularly attend all NAIC meetings, report on the events for various publications, obtain extensive training on Statutory Accounting Principles, state-specific compliance matters, risk-focused examination best practices, NAIC Financial Condition Examiners Handbook, NAIC Market Regulation Handbook, and NAIC Accreditation Standards.