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On June 13, speaking at the 113^th Session of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Insurance and Private Pensions Committee in Paris, Nebraska Insurance Department Director and �鶹��ý (�鶹��ý) International Insurance Relations (G) Committee Chair Eric Dunning reviewed the �鶹��ý’s recent work on developing insurer governance in the U.S., focusing particularly on how state insurance supervisors are examining emerging governance risks, including artificial intelligence, cyber security, and new ownership structures. Director Dunning also provided a brief update on the state-led property and casualty data call, which recently closed, and discussed the �鶹��ý’s internal process for developing guidance on governance, along with how international collaboration assists in that process.

The next day, California Department of Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, co-chair of the �鶹��ý's Climate and Resiliency Task Force, joined the “Insurance for Wildfire Risk: Expanding Coverage and Supporting Risk Reduction” roundtable, where he highlighted the �鶹��ý’s recently released National Climate Resilience Strategy for Insurance and state insurance supervisors’ efforts to encourage resiliency as communities face wildfires and other climate perils. Commissioner Lara touched on U.S. states' mitigation programs and cited specific examples from California regarding wildfire and extreme heat events. 

(California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara speaks at the 113th Session of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Insurance and Private Pensions Committee.)