A detailed look at how liability, casualty, and property insurance markets work in North Carolina.
This study explains why insurance availability and cost matter for homeowners, businesses, and local governments.
This edition surveys the market's background, public hearings, and the range of factors that influence insurers, agents, and regulators. It highlights how policy choices can affect access to coverage and the stability of the market.
- Understand the scope and history of liability and property insurance issues in the state
- Learn about the factors that contribute to market shifts, including underwriting and reinsurance
- See how public policy decisions might improve coverage availability and affordability
- Explore the roles of insurers, regulators, and local governments in the insurance landscape
Ideal for readers of public policy, insurance professionals, policymakers, and anyone seeking context on insurance markets in North Carolina.