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Surety Licensing Kept Under Casualty Umbrella

Surety licensing will not be considered a "limited line" as regulators move forward with efforts to promote licensing uniformity.

By Mark E. Ruquet | Updated on October 19, 2010

NU Online News Service, Oct. 20, 3:58 p.m. EDT

ORLANDO, Fla.–Surety licensing will not be considered a “limited line” as regulators move forward with efforts to promote licensing uniformity.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioner’s Producer Licensing Working Group made the decision after finding that very few states have sought to treat the business in a special way from the rest of their casualty business.

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