An IA&B-led bill to resolve an issue over which state agency is responsible for regulating pre-licensing education is one step closer to becoming law.
House Insurance Advances Pre-Licensing Education Fix Read More »
Effective July 1, 2026, IA&B members can access RLI Surety for placement of surety, notary, retail liquor, license and permit, fidelity, and small contract bonds.
New Market Access: RLI Surety Read More »
Are you using the most up-to-date forms? ACORD issued numerous countrywide forms updates in its May 2026 Bulletin.
Latest ACORD Form Revisions Read More »
Review when and how to comply with Pennsylvania’s flood and ethics CE requirements, which took effect last year.
Reminder of New CE Requirements Read More »
If you hold a license (resident or non-resident, individual or agency) in Pennsylvania, ensure your current mailing and email addresses are on file with state regulators.
Are You Receiving PA License Renewal Reminders? Read More »
Two bills that IA&B members advocated for during last fall’s PA Legislative Day — one to address construction indemnity and another to reform the Public Adjuster Licensing Law — are one step closer to final passage.
PA Senate Advances IA&B Priority Bills Read More »
Understanding how different lines of business are performing can help you identify market opportunities. Get the latest state-specific data from the 2026 Annual P&C Marketplace Summary, available exclusively for IA&B members and partners.
Newly Released! Annual Marketplace Summary Read More »
Catalyit’s 2026 State of the Tech Report is now available. Review the results to see how other independent agencies are using tech and where the gap between average and high-performing agencies continues to grow.
Agency Tech Report: Insights, Benchmarks Read More »
Some agencies continue to receive warnings that they must certify their compliance with the Insurance Data Security Act. Review the actual requirements of agencies under the law.
Compliance Reminders for PA Insurance Data Security Act Read More »
Review how eligible government entities (e.g. municipalities, townships, and counties) can take advantage of the latest funding to support projects that reduce repetitive flood losses.
FEMA Flood Mitigation Assistance Grant Program Opens Read More »
