Join Feds' Secret Squad on Insurance Risk Sharing Now
Published Date: 7/29/2025
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Summary
The Federal Insurance Office wants YOU to join their Advisory Committee on Risk-Sharing Mechanisms! If you’re interested in helping shape how insurance risks are shared, now’s your chance to apply. Just send in your interest by August 29, 2025—no money needed, just your ideas and enthusiasm.
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