Rule · DFR · 10 May 2024 · Bulletin 2024-7
The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services issued Bulletin 2024-7 to remind property and casualty insurers of their legal obligation to file underwriting guidelines with the Division of Financial Regulation. This requirement mandates that insurers include full copies of underwriting guidelines as part of their rating systems and reflect wildfire risk mitigation actions, such as defensible space and home hardening, in accordance with SB 82. Insurers must file these documents and any subsequent revisions prior to implementation to comply with the Oregon Insurance Code.
350 Winter St. NE, Rm 410, PO Box 14480, Salem, OR 97309 503-947-7694 dfr.oregon.gov 1 Level 3 - Restricted Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services Division of Financial Regulation, Bulletin No. DFR 2024-7 To: All property and casualty insurers Date: May 10, 2024 RE: Requirement of insurers to file underwriting guidelines
I. Purpose
The purpose of this bulletin is to remind insurers of their legal obligation to file underwriting guidelines with the division.
II. Authority
2
Level 3 - Restricted
05/10/2024 designation or a similar program established by the Oregon State Fire Marshal. See ORS
737.310 (17).
Property and casualty insurers have an ongoing obligation to file changes or revisions to required documents with the division prior to implementation. ______________________________________ _________________________ Andrew R. Stolfi Date Insurance Commissioner and Director Department of Consumer and Business Services
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