How often must insurers report their financial status to the NCDOI?

Insurers are required to report their financial status to the North Carolina Department of Insurance (NCDOI) on an annual basis. This reporting is a critical regulatory measure that ensures the financial health and stability of insurance companies operating within the state. By mandating an annual financial statement, the NCDOI can effectively monitor the solvency and operational performance of insurers, helping protect policyholders and maintain the integrity of the insurance market. This annual reporting includes important financial data such as balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements, which provide a comprehensive view of an insurer's financial condition.

While some financial filings and reports may occur more frequently for certain purposes, such as quarterly statutory financial statements to maintain transparency and oversight, the annual report is the primary requirement for compliance with state regulations. This frequency allows the department to perform a thorough review and assessment of each insurer's financial status without overwhelming the insurers with excessive reporting obligations.