A New York agents association said it will work with the New York State Insurance Department during this legislative session to bring New York's producer licensing requirements in line with other states.
The Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of New York said a bill to increase an insurance producer's continuing education requirements from 15 to 24 credits and add other licensing lines of authority was introduced last year at the request of the department.
This would have brought New York requirements in line "with the majority of other states in adopting uniform licensing standards," IIABNY said.
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