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OIR Proposes Updated Market Intelligence Report

Published on: October 19th, 2025 | Written By: Travis Miller | Insurance

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) has proposed revisions to administrative rule 69O-137.009 related to residential insurers’ policy data. The rule will adopt updates to the reporting format, which is set forth in a template identified as OIR-DO-1185. The report is commonly referred to as the Market Intelligence Report— a name adopted when former […]

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OIR Advances Holding Company System Rule Updates

Published on: October 18th, 2025 | Written By: Travis Miller | Insurance

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation has proposed amendments to rule 69O-143.046 related to insurance holding company system filings. The proposed rule would adopt two new reporting forms– the “Group Capital Calculation 2024 Template” and the “NAIC Liquidity Stress Test Template.” The templates are based on NAIC models that have been adopted in most states […]

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Senate Democrats tout ‘affordability agenda,’ focus on property insurance bills

Published on: October 9th, 2025 | Daytona Beach News-Journal

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Rick Scott says next Governor will have to fix insurance problem of the ‘last six and a half years’

Published on: July 29th, 2025 | Florida Politics

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DeSantis Names Ingoglia CFO; Tough Talk, Mixed Voting Record on Property Insurance

Published on: July 17th, 2025 | Insurance Journal

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Two More Insurers Enter Florida Market as Hurricane Season Warms Up

Published on: July 2nd, 2025 | Insurance Journal

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Protecting Reforms Rests with Senate and Governor

Published on: April 27th, 2025 | Written By: Travis Miller | Insurance | Administrative Law

The Florida House of Representatives has passed a bill seeking to unwind key provisions of the 2022 insurance reforms that have led to recent improvements in the market. The House amended Senate Bill 832 to include a so-called “prevailing party” attorneys’ fee provision despite clear statements from the Office of Insurance Regulation, the Governor and […]

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Questions Remain as Session Enters Final Weeks

Published on: April 20th, 2025 | Written By: Travis Miller | Insurance | Administrative Law

As the 2025 legislative session enters its final two weeks, significant questions remain about the fate of key insurance bills. This year’s session has included substantial debate over bills opposed by Governor DeSantis, the Office of Insurance Regulation and the insurance industry. This attention, however, has not translated to action as relatively few bills have […]

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