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Licensing

What Alabama’s Extended Captive Insurance Moratorium Means for You

The Alabama Department of Insurance has issued Bulletin 2025-05, extending the moratorium established in Bulletin 2025-01 on the acceptance and processing of new filings for the registration or licensing of captive insurance companies and domestic risk retention groups. The moratorium, which initially began March 3, 2025, will now remain in effect through June 30, 2026.

Adjuster Licensing

North Carolina Licensing Updates Effective October 10, 2025: What You Need to Know

Effective October 10, 2025, the North Carolina Department of Insurance will implement significant licensing changes for adjusters and producers. These updates include a new exam requirement for certain non-resident adjusters, restrictions on Designated Home State selection, and additional license and Line of Authority options. Below is a summary of these changes.

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Louisiana Adjuster Licensing Reciprocity: Texas Residency Verification Explained

Effective immediately, the Louisiana Department of Insurance (LDI) requires all Texas residents applying for a Louisiana nonresident claims adjuster license to provide proof of Texas residency. Applicants must submit a copy of a valid Texas-issued driver’s license. This requirement ensures eligibility under reciprocity agreements and reduces the number of applications submitted with inaccurate residency information.

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Scale Licensing Compliance Seamlessly with Agenzee at ITC 2025

Growth is key for many insurance organizations, but scaling compliance can become a challenge. Manual processes create bottlenecks, increase risks, and slow revenue. How can you grow without letting compliance hold you back?