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2024 Membership (PDF)

2025 Charges

The mission of the Property and Casualty Insurance (C) Committee is to: 1) monitor and respond to problems associated with the products, delivery and cost in the property/casualty (P/C) insurance market and the surplus lines market as they operate with respect to individual persons and businesses; 2) monitor and respond to problems associated with financial reporting matters for P/C insurers that are of interest to regulatory actuaries and analysts; and 3) monitor and respond to problems associated with the financial aspects of the surplus lines market.

1. The Property and Casualty Insurance (C) Committee will:
   1. Discuss issues arising and make recommendations with respect to advisory organization and insurer filings for personal and commercial lines, as needed. Report yearly.
   2. Monitor the activities of the Casualty Actuarial and Statistical (C) Task Force.
   3. Monitor the activities of the Surplus Lines (C) Task Force.
   4. Monitor the activities of the Title Insurance (C) Task Force.
   5. Monitor the activities of the Workers’ Compensation (C) Task Force.
   6. Provide an impartial forum for considering appeals of adverse decisions involving alien insurers delisted or rejected for listing to the Quarterly Listing of Alien Insurers. Appeal procedures are described in the International Insurers Department (IID) Plan of Operation.
   7. Monitor and review developments in case law related to risk retention groups (RRGs). If warranted, make appropriate recommendations to the Risk Retention Group (E) Task Force for changes to the Risk Retention and Purchasing Group Handbook.
   8. Monitor the activities of the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC) that affect state insurance regulators:
      
      1. Serve as a forum for discussing issues related to the interaction of federal crop insurance programs with state insurance regulation.
      2. Review law changes and court decisions, and, if warranted, make appropriate changes to the Federal Crop Insurance Program Handbook: A Guide for Insurance Regulators.
      3. Monitor the regulatory information exchanges between the FCIC and state insurance regulators, as well as the FCIC and the ²»Á¼Ñо¿Ëù¹Ù·½, and make recommendations for improvements or revisions, as needed.
   9. Monitor regulatory issues that arise with the development of autonomous vehicles. Study and, if necessary, develop recommendations for changes needed to the state-based insurance regulatory framework.
   10. Provide a forum for discussing issues related to parametric insurance, and consider the development of a white paper or regulatory guidance.
   11. Study and report on the availability and affordability of liability and property coverage for non-profit organizations.
   12. Assist state insurance regulators in better assessing their markets and insurer underwriting practices by developing property market data intelligence so regulators can better understand how markets are performing in their states, and identify potential new coverage gaps, including changes in deductibles and coverage types, and affordability and availability issues. Provide analysis of property insurance markets to states.
   13. Provide a forum for discussing issues related to the use of telematics in insurance, and consider the development of a white paper or regulatory guidance.