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About National Alliance of Life Companies (NALC)

The National Alliance of Life Companies (NALC) is a trade association representing small, mid-sized, and specialty life and health insurance companies in the U.S. The NALC was established in 1992, emerging in response to a significant shift in the industry landscape that led a group of visionary industry CEO’s to form an organization that would form a unique organization that would provide a distinct voice for innovative, smaller-scale life insurance companies with regulators and state legislators. The NALC's primary mission has been to provide a platform where its member companies can collaborate with regulators and legislators to advocate for fair and effective regulation of the life and health insurance industry. Its members range in size from smaller life insurers to Fortune 500 carriers. These companies are united by a shared commitment to their policyholders, under-served markets, the drive to innovate, and the financial challenges faced by smaller firms. In the late 1900’s, the NALC staked out its firm support for state insurance regulation when other organizations were advocating federal regulation. NALC’s support for state regulation has never wavered since. Since its inception, the NALC has worked to bridge the gap between its members and regulatory bodies, offering legislative updates, advocacy opportunities, and forums for discussion. The organization has maintained its focus on fostering an environment where small, mid-sized, and specialty insurers can thrive, contributing to the broader growth and prosperity of the insurance sector and the communities they serve. The NALC holds two general conferences each year; its Annual Spring and Annual Fall Conference. These meetings feature presentations from state insurance commissioners and industry leaders on a variety of issues of concern to our members and the industry.

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