Surplus Lines Brokers
2023 The Surplus Lines Section is responsible for the regulation of surplus lines brokers, including all reporting and compliance, along with the collection of surplus lines premium tax revenue. Refer to Title 18, Delaware Insurance Code Chapter 19 for details of Surplus Lines regulation. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Effective January 1,
Active Companies
List of Companies Admitted/Approved/Authorized in Delaware The Insurance Commissioner’s Office maintains an active company list for Delaware. This list is currently being updated monthly. The list is in Microsoft Excel spreadsheet format, sorted by company name. Active Company List List of Active Captives If you have any
Laws, Regulations, and Bulletins
Bulletins Insurance Laws Insurance Regulations Proposed Regulations Service of Process Instructions FOIA Request
Premium Taxes & Fees
2023 The Premium Tax and Fees Section is responsible for the tax regulation of all insurance companies, whether admitted or non-admitted, that are authorized, approved, or registered to transact business in the state of Delaware. This includes responsibility for the timely preparation, collection, recording, analysis, and reporting of all insurance premiums, taxes, and fees; and
Delaware Marketplace
Enforcement Actions & Fines
This page contains information about actions the Delaware Department of Insurance has taken to regulate insurance companies that are domiciled and/or do business in Delaware. The actions may be taken under Delaware’s own regulatory authority, or as a party to a settlement agreement with other states.
If a corresponding Market ConductDelaware Workers Compensation Rates
D1701 Amended Exhibits D1701 Amendment Letter D1701 Filing Forms Amended D1701 DCRB Amended Filing Please visit the DCRB website for more
Rates & Forms
Welcome to the Delaware Insurance Department’s Rate Comparison site where you can view the rates for different types of insurance. The Rates/Forms Division is responsible for reviewing and regulating insurance contracts and rate filings. As each filing is received, it is reviewed in order to determine compliance with applicable actuarial standards, statutory provisions, and
Bureau of Rehabilitation & Liquidation
Companies in Supervision