What information is typically included on the General Interrogatories page?

The General Interrogatories page is a standard part of the regulatory process for surplus lines brokers, where specific information is requested to ensure compliance with state laws and to assess the financial health and operational status of the insurer.

Including the state regulating body and the date of the last financial examination provides essential information about the oversight and regulatory environment in which the insurer operates. This helps to establish the credibility and regulatory compliance of the insurance provider. The financial examination date indicates how recent the assessment of the insurer's financial standing is, which is critical for brokers when determining the viability of offering surplus lines coverage.

Gathering this type of information is vital for maintaining the integrity of the surplus lines market and ensuring that brokers are offering their clients policies from financially sound insurers.