It depends on your definition of 'over regulated' and upon the regulations of the country in question.
Yes. All Insurance companies in India including LIC are regulated by IRDA
No federal government agency oversees the auto insurance industry. The auto insurance companies are regulated on a state-to-state basis and would be listed as an Insurance Bureau or Department of Insurance.
Yea, all admitted insurance companies are to follow the guidelines of the insurance regular of the respective country. they can not raise the premia rates whimsically and any enhancement of rates are to be accepted and confirmed by them before their implementation.
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Insurance companies are regulated by the state and federal government. To sell insurance you have to pass a test. Much of the insurance companies today are folded into the banking system and owned by banks. This is not a bad idea, but something that is not possible to do the way it is set up now.
It does not apply to companies that are regulated by other statutes, such as banks, savings and loan associations, unions, insurance companies, and brokerage firms.
Such records are not consideered to be "public records" and are not regulated by statute law, so it is entirely up to the insurance companies involved.
Some companies that provide travel insurance for people over 75 years old are Good to Go Insurance, Columbus Travel Insurance and Insure for All Insurance. You can also contact your travel agent or health insurance company for other travel insurance companies
No, life insurance is not a pyramid scheme. Life insurance is a legitimate financial product that provides financial protection to beneficiaries in the event of the policyholder's death. It is regulated by government authorities and is offered by reputable insurance companies.
Some of the top insurance companies in the Philippines include Sun Life Financial, Philippine American Life and General Insurance Company (Philam Life), and AXA Philippines. Other notable players are Manulife Philippines, BPI/MS Insurance Corporation, and PNB Life Insurance. These companies are well-regarded for their diverse insurance products, financial stability, and customer service. The market is regulated by the Insurance Commission of the Philippines to ensure consumer protection.
Car insurance in Canada is regulated by the IBC, also known as Insurance Bureau of Canada. The IBC governs over the laws and limitations of insurance contracts and related aspects.
Auto insurance companies are controlled by a board of directors if they are a corporation which most of them are. They would also have a president or chief financial officer and other officers needed for their operation. If this is not what you mean perhaps you are asking about regulation which would be separate in each state of the United States. Each State will have a regulatory agency that regulate auto insurance companies such as a State Department of Insurance.