The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC)

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners is a national association of state regulators, promoting uniformity of regulation where regulation is appropriate, and providing other services related to state insurance regulation.

The American Institute for CPCU and IIA (AICPU-IIA)

The American Institute for CPCU and Insurance Institute of America are nonprofit organizations offering education, certification, publications, and research reports to businesses and individuals in risk management and property and liability insurance.

The American Council of Life Insurance (ACLI)

The American Council of Life Insurance, Inc  is a national trade association representing the interests of legal reserve life insurance companies conducting business in the United States. The Council represents their member companies in legislative, regulatory and judicial matters at the federal, state and municipal levels of government, and before the NAIC. Their mission is to provide a unified association to advance the interests of the life insurance industry.

The Society of Insurance Licensing Administrators (SILA)

The purpose of the Society of Insurance Licensing Administrators is to bring together licensing experts whose occupations encompass all aspects of licensing, including the licensing of agents, agencies, adjusters, brokers, companies, producers, securities dealers, and third party administrators; and such auxiliary occupations as administration, regulation, testing, education, publishing and reporting as related to the insurance industry for the further industry excellence.

The Insurance Accounting and Systems Association (IASA)
(Membership Required)

The Insurance Accounting and Systems Association, Inc., is the world's largest member-company insurance organization. IASA serves health care, life, property and casualty and reinsurance companies. It promotes the study and development of modern practices and procedures applicable to insurance accounting and systems.

The National Association of Life Underwriters (NALU)

The National Association of Life Underwriters is a federation of state and local associations representing 104,000 sales professionals in life and health insurance and other related financial services. Its purpose is to sustain and improve the business environment for those engaged in the life and health insurance profession and to enhance the professional skills of agents.

The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB)

The National Insurance Crime Bureau is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to combating insurance related crime. Formed by the 1992 merger of the Insurance Crime Prevention Institute and the National Automobile Theft Bureau. Services provided are: Investigative Services, Public Affairs, Government Affairs and Training. NICB agents work with law enforcement to identify, investigate and prosecute corrupt professionals and repeat offenders.

The Insurance Marketplace Standards Association (IMSA)

The Insurance Marketplace Standards Association is a voluntary membership organization whose purpose is to promote high ethical standards in the sale of individual life insurance and individual annuity products by its member companies.

The Federation of Regulatory Counsel (FORC)

The Federation of Regulatory Counsel, is a nationwide association of attorneys specialized in the arena of insurance regulatory law. In order to be considered for membership, an applicant must be a lawyer in good standing, with at least five years of experience in insurance regulatory law, and must bill more than fifty percent of his or her time to insurance regulatory matters. Each member is recommended in writing by three insurance industry executives from unrelated companies who have attested to their skill and competency. 

Insurance Marketing Communications Association (IMCA)

The mission of the Insurance Marketing Communications Association is to provide its members a forum for enhancing their knowledge of marketing and communications techniques and strategies. This exchange helps it's members attain the highest standards of professional excellence in serving the information needs of their policyholders, employees, producers and the general public. The oldest insurance association in North America, IMCA was founded in 1923 as the Insurance Advertising Conference (IAC).