The Risk Management Agency (RMA) has taken swift action to address recent concerns regarding the termination of agent/agency contracts by Approved Insurance Providers.
RMA Halts Cancellations of Crop Contracts Read More »
Learn more about the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety’s recent research on the performance of roofs and asphalt shingles and the impact on insurers’ underwriting and rating practices.
Roof Age and Wind Performance: Recorded Webinar Read More »
Following industry-wide advocacy – including from our national affiliates – FEMA agreed to delay the implementation of Appendix L.
Flood Insurance Manual Appendix L Implementation Delayed Read More »
Join independent agents from across the country in Washington, D.C. on April 11-12. Hurry: Registration closes next week.
Last Call to Attend Big ‘I’ National Legislative Conference Read More »
Non-resident agencies and individuals have until mid-April to submit their annual certificate of compliance with the New York Cybersecurity Regulation.
NY Cybersecurity Filing Deadline Read More »
Independent agents’ interests were represented during a recent PA Flood Insurance Premium Assistance Task Force meeting, where IA&B member Mark Monroe participated in a panel discussion.
IA&B Agent Testifies on Flood Insurance Read More »
In a win for state insurance regulation, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) will lead the effort to collect data on climate-related risks from P&C carriers.
FIO Cancels Climate Data Collection Plan, Defers to NAIC (PA, DE update) Read More »
Congress passed its fourth stopgap spending bill in the past five months, funding the NFIP through March 22.
NFIP Extended as Federal Government Avoids Partial Shutdown Read More »
Long-time independent agent Jeff Olsommer is running for State Representative in the 139th House District.
IA&B Member Olsommer Running for State Rep in Special Election Read More »
What kind of “information privacy hygiene” is your staff practicing? IA&B staff occasionally run into situations where best practices are overlooked.
Practicing “Information Privacy Hygiene” Read More »
