NAIC 2025 Fall Meeting: Transforming Insurance Regulation for the Future
Discover insights from the NAIC 2025 Fall Meeting on insurance regulation changes, risk management strategies, and consumer protection initiatives.
Discover insights from the NAIC 2025 Fall Meeting on insurance regulation changes, risk management strategies, and consumer protection initiatives.
A new Milliman report challenges claims that Michigan's 2019 auto no-fault law lowered insurance rates and reduced uninsured drivers, showing increased premiums and coverage gaps.
CMS proposes extensive 2027 changes to Medicare Advantage and Part D, including Star Ratings overhaul and $14B spending increase. Insurers should assess impacts on quality bonuses and compliance.
State Farm is adjusting insurance premiums in Louisiana, impacting auto and home policies. Find out how these changes affect you and what to expect.
Louisiana approves a 5.9% State Farm auto insurance rate decrease driven by fewer claims, while homeowners insurance rates rise 9.7%. Industry surveys point to labor rate reductions in collision repairs.
Georgia law extends insurance cancellation notice from 30 to 60 days and launches catastrophe savings accounts to help homeowners manage storm damage and insurance costs.
Louisiana Insurance Commissioner approves State Farm's 5.9% auto insurance rate decrease and 9.7% homeowners insurance increase, highlighting shifts in loss experience and hurricane risk modeling.
Analysis reveals higher administrative and financial burdens for Medicare Advantage enrollees with multiple chronic conditions, highlighting the impact of managed care on treatment complexity.
A coalition of 21 states led by Arizona AG Kris Mayes opposes conditioning ACA premium tax credit extensions on abortion coverage bans, citing state sovereignty and health access concerns.
NAIC proposes phasing out investment subsidiary reporting in insurer annual statements and RBC instructions to improve transparency and regulatory oversight in insurance investment practices.