Dan Daveline is the Director of the Financial Regulatory Services Department at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. This department provides administrative and technical support services to the Financial Condition (E) Committee and its subsidiary task forces and working groups, including the maintenance of NAIC solvency systems and authoritative guidance on statutory accounting, reporting, risk-based capital, financial analysis and financial examinations. Mr. Daveline oversees the NAIC staff responsible for assisting the state regulators in these and other related financial solvency areas.

Mr. Daveline has served in various positions since joining the NAIC in 1998, including providing direct staff support for the Statutory Accounting Principles Working Group, the Blanks Working Group, the Financial Analysis Working Group and the Group Solvency Issues Working Group and many others. In doing so, he has helped regulators maintain the NAIC guidance produced by each of those groups.

Mr. Daveline’s experience includes over twenty-three years with the NAIC, six years in the financial accounting and reporting for a life, health and property casualty company as well as work as an auditor in the Kansas City office of Deloitte & Touché. He also spent one year with a property casualty trade organization.

Mr. Daveline graduated from Kansas State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting. He is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).