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The business of insurance is regulated by the States, not the Federal Government. Therefore, the answer to the question depends at least upon the following variables:
1. The State that will be the domicile of the insurer;
2. The kind and type of insurance that will be offered (such as property and casualty, health, life, etc.)
3. The anticipated number of policies to be issues, as measured by the amount of risk that the insurer is assuming.
The main role of the insurance regulator is to ensure the claims-paying ability of the insurer. Therefore, these, and other factors, will dictate your answer.
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