New IRC Report:Personal Auto InsuranceState Regulation Systems
By William Nibbelin, Senior Research Actuary, Triple-I According to a new study by the Insurance Research Council (IRC), the rate filing process for personal auto insurance has become more inefficient and ineffective, taking longer to achieve rate approval with higher occurrence of approved rate impact lower than filed rate impact and a larger disparity between…
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