The request, submitted in February by the North Carolina Rate Bureau, was initially denied by Causey, continuing his long-standing practice of rejecting initial rate hike proposals. The North Carolina Department of Insurance confirmed the hearing timeline in a recent statement.
The ACLI has supported a transparent, data-driven approach to RBC processes, Haughawout said, adding that the task force is well-positioned to advance this effort. She also noted that the task force’s first organization call had more than 300 participants, reflecting significant interest in its work. Source link
David Appel, an economist serving as a consultant for State Farm General, said denying the rate request could affect the company’s ability to continue operating in the California market. He recommended allowing the increase on an interim basis, with a full rate hearing to follow to evaluate whether the emergency adjustment was warranted. Source link
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