Paula Pallozzi serves as the Director of Regulatory Affairs at AIPSO, where she plays a pivotal role in navigating the complex landscape of auto insurance residual market mechanisms across the United States and the District of Columbia. In her capacity as a liaison between regulatory...
Paula Pallozzi serves as the Director of Regulatory Affairs at AIPSO, where she plays a pivotal role in navigating the complex landscape of auto insurance residual market mechanisms across the United States and the District of Columbia. In her capacity as a liaison between regulatory authorities and AIPSO, Paula ensures that the organization remains compliant with both state and federal regulations, as well as the evolving standards set forth by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC). Her expertise in property and casualty insurance, coupled with her deep understanding of compliance and legislation, allows her to effectively bridge the gap between regulatory requirements and AIPSO's operational strategies.
Paula's collaborative approach is instrumental in fostering strong partnerships with various internal units, including compliance, legal, Plan Managers, and financial teams. By working closely with these departments, she ensures that AIPSO not only adheres to regulatory mandates but also anticipates changes in the regulatory environment that could impact the auto insurance market. Her proactive engagement in key projects, such as the development of comprehensive compliance frameworks and risk management strategies, underscores her commitment to maintaining AIPSO’s integrity and operational excellence.
With a robust background in underwriting and casualty insurance, Paula leverages her skills to advocate for policies that enhance the stability and sustainability of the residual market. Her ability to analyze complex regulatory landscapes and translate them into actionable insights positions AIPSO as a leader in the industry, ultimately benefiting stakeholders and consumers alike. Through her leadership, Paula Pallozzi exemplifies the critical role that regulatory affairs play in shaping the future of auto insurance.
