The New Hampshire Insurance Department recently appointed Deb Stone as director of financial regulation.
Stone, who formerly served as an actuary and director of market regulation division at the Insurance Department, brings almost 30 years of insurance industry experience to her new position.
Stone, who is a fellow in the Casualty Actuarial Society and a member of the American Academy of Actuaries, spent 23 years in various insurance-related roles in the private sector before joining the Insurance Department.
In her new role, Stone oversees a staff of eight, who support the financial regulation division’s three primary roles: financial examinations, financial analysis, and company licensing.
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