The relationship between insurers and regulators has always been challenging.
This is true for any number of reasons, some of which are understandable given the nature of the roles that regulators perform, and the sheer number of requirements across the U.S. For instance, an approach to policy pricing that's approved by regulators in one state can be identified as problematic in another.
New York and Washington are generally recognized as being among the most stringent regulators. In fact, the complex regulatory environment that helped lead to the demise of Google Compare was, in part, due to state-by-state variations and corresponding hurdles.
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