Deadline For New Cybersecurity Reg Requirements is Nov. 1st
We’d like to remind all Big I New York members of the upcoming deadline for compliance with new cybersecurity requirements. Last November 1st, the New York State Department of Financial…
We’d like to remind all Big I New York members of the upcoming deadline for compliance with new cybersecurity requirements. Last November 1st, the New York State Department of Financial…
The New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) last week warned all financial services companies of a new cybersecurity threat targeting information technology (IT) help desks and service centers. A letter dated…
Question: “I have a property-casualty insurance license and occasionally sell flood insurance through one of our carriers or one of the private flood insurance markets, but not directly through the…
A national insurance carrier announced yesterday afternoon that it is exiting the personal lines insurance markets countrywide. To find out what the carrier’s legal obligations are under New York law,…
UPDATE: Since we posted this news item, we have learned that NYSIR is a “municipal reciprocal insurer,” as New York Insurance Law Section 6102 defines that term. That same section of the law permits…
A South Carolina based wholesale insurance brokerage reported last week that they had suffered an undescribed cybersecurity incident. It closed the wholesaler for a substantial part of the week. Some…
New York Workers’ Compensation insurance loss costs are set to decrease by an average of 9% this fall, according to a recent action by the state Department of Financial Services…
New York based insurer Adirondack Insurance Exchange (AIE) and its affiliate Mountain Valley Indemnity Co. (Mountain Valley) have reported financial trouble. They have advised policyholders to seek replacement coverage immediately.…
Some businesses, in an attempt to lower their costs, hire workers on an independent contractor (or “1099” basis). Watch this video to learn about the insurance implications. Topics
Insurers in New York are no longer permitted to take adverse underwriting actions regarding habitational properties that contain subsidized housing units, according to the state Department of Financial Services (DFS). The…