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NAIC Report - 2021 Spring National Meeting | Eversheds Sutherland (US) LLP
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On March 10, 2021, the New York State Department of Financial Services (“DFS”) issued Insurance Circular Letter No. 4 (“Circular Letter”),[1] which both explains modifications to the Insurance Law and the Public Health Law brought about by statutory changes in 2021 and sets forth two policy statements by DFS. More specifically, the Circular Letter summarizes a host of important statutory changes relating to common managed care issues, including administrative denials, utilization review, coding, and denials of pre-authorized services. In addition to covering statutory changes, the Circular Letter clarifies the DFS’s positions on when down-coding requires a utilization review determination and on the subsequent denial of a claim that had received pre-authorization. These changes relate to commercial and Medicaid products in New York; they do
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The Federal Reserve Board compiled FAQs on existing legal
interpretations from FRB Orders, preambles to proposed and final
rulemakings, letters to institutions and other written and verbal
guidance.
The FRB grouped the FAQs based on the following regulations:
Regulation H ( Membership of State
Banking Institutions in the Federal Reserve System ),
concerning the application and conditions for membership in the
Federal Reserve System, dividends, establishment and maintenance of
branches, investments in premises, and securities and community
development investments;
Regulation K ( International Banking
Operations ), concerning investments and activities abroad,