Additional speakers are Reed Nuttall, Gregory Bell and Scott Edwards.
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Additional speakers are Reed Nuttall, Gregory Bell and Scott Edwards.
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When reviewing an insurance company’s financial statements, it is important to know how GAAP differs from Statutory Accounting (STAT). This video highlights the key differences between GAAP and Statutory Accounting for insurance companies.
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