The data template asks insurers to submit ZIP code level data on over 70 total data points including premiums, policies, claims, losses, limits, deductibles, non-renewals and coverage types. Credit: garrykillian/Stock.adobe.com
State insurance regulators are issuing a multistate data call in coordination with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) seeking to collect and analyze data on at least 80% of the U.S. property insurance market. The data will help state regulators to better understand the market at a state and local level, and will be kept confidential.
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