As the talent landscape becomes more competitive, a true differentiator will be producer experience. How producers feel about working with you will play a key role in their decision to join, and stay at, your agency.

State by state variations of laws, compliance protocols, industry transparency, and general regulatory cultures is a little bit like herding cats. What better way to wrangle some of the more localized insurance news than in a Regulatory Roundup?

Low- and no-code software is becoming a must-have for insurance businesses that recognize the need for adaptability and speed on an ongoing basis.

Understanding whether your potential acquisition has a history of ignoring compliance can be key in assessing its value, and in understanding how easily you’ll find a culture fit.

If you’re looking to use data-driven decision making, accessing your data isn’t just important, it’s imperative.

Open enrollment season for benefits, both employer-sponsored and private, is approaching. Brush up on some best practices to make the season smoother at your independent agency.

Keeping up with variations of laws, compliance protocols, industry transparency, and general regulatory news can feel a little bit like herding cats. What better way to wrangle some of the more localized insurance news than in a Regulatory Roundup?

Complete with a checklist of duties and a self-assessment quiz, carrier compliance teams can look to tighten their protocol against a best-practice standard with the Insurance Carrier’s Guide to Compliance Pitfalls and Protips.

Georgia quickly pulled back its electronic availability of the “Agent – Georgia Access” license, possibly signaling the state expected federal pushback once again.

Reading between the lines, Illinois is trying to tell applicants that they’re far better off reporting past misdeeds accurately and having a discussion with the state DOI than lying.

With the market facing contractions of more than 10 percent, DeSantis and the legislature went back to the table after the regular session to address some of the underlying factors that have driven market collapse in the last five years.

Prior to the statute change, North Carolina required those with broker licenses to first hold insurance producer licenses. So, all brokers were definitely licensed insurance producers, although not all licensed insurance producers were brokers.

Do you know if your top producers are happy and fulfilled? These important people help boost sales and are key players for successful carriers.

Ensuring adjuster licensing compliance is crucial to maintaining quick claims processing, yet manual processes hold P&C carriers back.