Insurance regulators struggle to explain why stunning 2022 report wasn’t made public
Florida lawmakers peppered the state’s sitting and former insurance commissioners for three hours on Friday to demand answers about why they didn’t bring immediate attention to a 2022 report detailing money transfers from Florida insurers to out-of-state affiliates.
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