Insurers have always paid for reinsurance, but in California, they haven't been able to directly pass along that cost to their customers. That's set to change in 2025, according to a new regulation released Monday by the California Department of Insurance. It's the final step in Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara's Sustainable Insurance Strategy, his plan…
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