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Bulletin 108

Filing statistical information by property and casualty companies

July 17, 1972

The NAIC early this year contracted with an independent statistical organization, the A. M. Best

Company, Inc., to provide statistical information relative to insurance companies.

It has now been deemed pertinent and necessary by the Insurance Commissioner that all Maine

licensed domestic insurers writing the product lines of property and casualty, file with the A. M.

Best Company, Inc., Park Avenue, Morristown, New Jersey 07960, certain financial information

to assist them in this project. All companies will be required to file a copy of their annual

statement for the year next preceding the filing of the statement with the Insurance Department.

They will also be required to file an insurance expense exhibit and a separate page 14 of the

casualty blank for each state in which the company conducts the business of insurance.

The purpose of this data, when collated and tabulated, will be a report form for each

Commissioner in the jurisdictions licensing the company to use in evaluating the insurers'

financial stability.

Your cooperation is requested and it is hoped that your company will file the necessary material

as soon as practicable. Any further questions may be answered by contacting Mr. John Hanson,

Executive Secretary, Director of Research of the NAIC at 633 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Suite

1815, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203 or by contacting this office.

Frank M. Hogerty, Jr.

Insurance Commissioner

NOTE: This bulletin is intended solely for informational purposes. It is not intended to set forth

legal rights, duties or privileges nor is it intended to provide legal advice. Readers are

encouraged to consult applicable statutes and regulations and to contact the Bureau of Insurance

if additional information is needed.

This is a copy of a public record, reproduced as it was published. It is not legal advice, and it may not be the version a court would rely on. Check the official source before you cite it.

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