Teresa M. Casey joined Mackin & Company in 1997, and has been involved in every aspect of managing the company and its client organizations.
Teresa has managed the operations of the Association of Financial Guaranty Insurers (AFGI) for several years. Teresa has coordinated government affairs and financial affairs initiatives and communications for the Association. In an ongoing industry effort, she has recently coordinated and developed substantive reports for AFGI's risk management liaisons with the City of New Orleans and other debt issuers in the Hurricane Katrina area. She has also drafted amendments to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) Financial Guaranty Insurance Model Act to comport with twenty years of changes in New York and California law.
Teresa is the primary author of a report on taxation of multistate insurance transactions in the non-admitted market.
Teresa has overseen all aspects of research and publishing of the Insurance Legislative Fact Book and Almanac. Teresa was also instrumental in managing research and editing copy for two annual volumes on significant insurance legislation, which Bob Mackin authored, State Insurance Legislation: Highlights of Significant Legislation Affecting Insurers and Markets, and Property & Casualty Insurance State Legislation: Highlights of Significant Legislation Affecting Insurers and Markets.
Teresa holds a BA in anthropology from Bard College. Teresa wrote a thesis in the anthropology of place called Snow Flies Seven Months, Blackflies the Other Five: Cultural Images of History and Human Endurance in the Adirondack Wilderness.
