NatGen's Karfunkel faces Senate queries on Wells Fargo

National General CEO Barry Karfunkel faces a grilling from a
bipartisan group of US senators who want some answers on how the
carrier contributed to Wells Fargo's collateral protection
insurance scandal in which over half a million borrowers were
charged for auto cover they did not need.
Writing to the New York-based carrier's leader yesterday,
the senators, led by commerce committee chairman John Thune, a
Republican from South Dakota, and Florida's Bill Nelson, the
ranking Democrat on the panel