Vermont Again Tops R Street’s 2017 Insurance Regulation Report Card
For the fourth straight year and the fifth time in six years,
Driven largely by changes made in its regulatory environment through the H.B. 80 legislative package,
Study author R.J. Lehmann--R Street's director of finance, insurance and trade policy--noted among the positive trends the study has tracked is the continued contraction of the nation's residual property insurance plans, which fell from 3.32 percent of the market in 2011 to 1.72 percent in 2016. Most notably,
"The steps
"Last year saw a significant effort to liberalize rate controls for commercial insurance lines in
The full report, including an explanation of the methodology behind the ratings, is available HERE (http://www.rstreet.org/policy-study/2017-insurance-regulation-report-card/).
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