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Florida Regulators, Industry At Odds On Scoring

William Stander, Tallahassee-based regional manager for the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America, said "the OIR is seeking to prohibit insurers from using credit information by making it

By Steven Tuckey | Updated on June 13, 2007

Florida insurance regulators and industry representatives continue to spar over credit scoring rules aimed at quantifying the impact on groups based on race and income factors.

The Office of Insurance Regulation issued a new set of rules yesterday requiring insurers to document the effect of credit scoring on groups based on “race, color or national origin.”

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