Raleigh, NC, Sept. 28, 2017 -- RegEd, the leading provider of compliance technology solutions to insurance companies, broker-dealers and other financial services firms, is pleased to announce its participation in the Association of Insurance Compliance Professionals’ (AICP) Annual Conference 2017 in Seattle, WA, October 1-4, 2017.
The 30th AICP Annual Conference will host over 400 insurance compliance professionals from Property and Casualty and Life and Health companies. The program will offer more than 60 educational sessions including the evolving regulatory environment, cybersecurity, market conduct, ethics, and the future of technology in compliance roles. Presenters and panelists include senior compliance executives from leading insurers, as well as subject matter experts and industry regulators.
During the conference RegEd will showcase the CODE® Enterprise Compliance Management Platform. CODE supports an integrated suite of compliance management solutions, including:
Regulatory Change Management. Facilitates a workflow-enabled, closed loop process that provides insurers with everything they need to be aware of, comply with, and demonstrate compliance with relevant regulatory changes.
Market Conduct Exam Management. Enables firms to effectively prepare for and efficiently manage tasks related to market conduct exams, significantly reducing the time and resource commitment required during a market conduct exam.
Consumer Complaint Management. Systematically capture, track and manage the resolution of consumer complaints.
“Effective Consumer Complaint and Market Conduct Exam Management are critically interconnected cornerstones of a strong compliance program,” commented Debra Freitag, Chief Strategy Officer at RegEd. “Insurers must manage them holistically, to mitigate the risk of inviting increased exams, while minimizing the negative impact of exams that occur, through comprehensive audit trails and methodical documentation of compliance.”
RegEd representatives will be on-site to meet with conference attendees to understand their compliance challenges and discuss solutions that enable insurers and other financial services firms to meet compliance requirements and proactively manage their compliance program.
The RegEd conference exhibit will be located at booth #20 in the conference’s main exhibitor hall at the Sheraton Seattle Hotel. For more information on RegEd or its attendance at the AICP Annual Conference, please call 800-334-8322 or email [email protected].
About RegEd
RegEd is a leading provider of compliance technology solutions with relationships with more than 400 enterprise clients, including 80% of the top 25 broker-dealers and top 25 insurance companies. Established in 1994 by former regulators, the company is a recognized industry authority and has created the standard of excellence for rule-based and content-driven compliance automation for insurance companies, investment advisors and broker-dealers. RegEd solutions drive new levels of operational efficiency and enable firms to cost-effectively comply with regulations and mitigate risk. For more information, please visit www.reged.com.
Eric Clements 412 335 2281 [email protected]


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