Florida insurance bill opens up new market for audit

New legislation in Florida may mandate the state’s insurers to present the books of affiliated management companies for audits. This legislation would close a loophole left over from the last time the state’s insurance laws were amended, a loophole that kept this information private. Insurers also exploited the loophole to spend the money collected through premiums on ventures that they owned. Such spending was not regulated in any way by the state. The legislation is an amendment added to a much larger insurance bill, sponsored by Senator Garrett Richter of…

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