Florida Office of Insurance Regulation’s Post

“Enhanced protections for consumers”. I’d love to see where in this fact sheet the so-called enhanced protections can be found. Homeowners with less than $30,000 in dispute with their insurance company for their claim can no longer find an attorney willing to help them. There are more than 8 insurance carriers requiring limitations for undamaged but continuous building components (also known as “matching”) at 1% of the Coverage A limits (which is practically nothing). Mandatory binding arbitration provisions which keep the dispute out of the judicial process and the homeowner therefore loses all due process rights (and also have to pay out of pocket for part of the cost of the arbitration as well as paying to have representation on their behalf). There might be more insurers coming into the market, but their CEOs are coming from failed insurers who went bankrupt, leaving its insureds stranded after Hurricane Ian. Do your own research. Don’t take my word for it. But also don’t believe everything you are being told.

ICYMI: OIR continues to see overall market stabilization following historic legislative reforms that enhanced protections for consumers and encouraged investment by insurers and reinsurers. ➡ Read the latest insurance market update here: https://bit.ly/3W3WUwS

Today the FRC published a consultation on proposed revisions to Technical Actuarial Standard 200 (TAS 200) to streamline the standard and ensure it reflects recent regulatory developments in the insurance industry. Have your say by 10 May: https://lnkd.in/ddbTCtys #actuarial

The FRC has published a consultation on proposed revisions to TAS 200. The consultation period is now open. Follow the link in the post below to have a look. #actuarial #insurance

With only a month to go until the next Consumer Duty deadline, the Financial Conduct Authority have published a helpful update on the outcomes monitoring multi-firm work they’ve been doing in the insurance sector. Even if you’re not an insurance firm, it’s worth a read for the examples of good and poor practice in outcomes monitoring. We’ll be putting out a fuller briefing next week! #fca #financialregulation #consumerduty https://lnkd.in/eXdYM_dX

UK regulators published a wealth of materials for insurers in Q4 of 2023, including Solvency II reforms and guidance on third-country branch authorisations. Read more for an overview of the changes in risk margin calculations and how that will reshape the industry landscape ➡ http://maza.rs/6048cBN10 #Insurance #FinancialServices #Insight

UK Regulators published a wealth of materials for insurers in Q4 of 2023, including Solvency II reforms and guidance on third country branch authorisations. Mazars in the UK has provided an overview of the changes in risk margin calculations and how that will reshape the industry landscape ➡ http://maza.rs/6046cRGKr #Insurance #FinancialServices #Insight

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Expect a potential decrease in profits for Worker's Compensation Insurance due to a reduction in reserve redundancy. This shift may impact the financial performance of insurance companies in this sector. Stay informed on industry trends to mitigate risks and adapt to changing market conditions. https://buff.ly/4gqaLai #InsuranceIndustry #RiskManagement

The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) published its long-awaited policy statement PS10/24 on 6 June 2024, setting out changes to the Matching Adjustment (MA) framework. Read our latest newsflash, where Nicola Kenyon, Nick Ford and Rakesh Mazumdar take a look at the policy statement, discuss the changes to the MA framework and what this means for insurers. Click here to read more: https://okt.to/jMrHVA #solvency #insurance #financialservices