On March 31, 2026, the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance (TDCI) announced that its insurance division received reaccreditation from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC).
TDCI explains that every five years, state insurance departments must undergo comprehensive, independent reviews through the NAIC’s Accreditation Program to ensure that departments meet financial solvency oversight standards, particularly with respect to regulation of multi-state insurers. This article restates the public announcement. Informational only — no coverage, price, or eligibility promise.
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By All Seasons Insurance Group
What did TDCI announce on March 31, 2026?
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Announcement date | Tuesday, March 31, 2026 |
| Status | Insurance Division reaccreditation from NAIC |
| Review cycle | Every five years (NAIC Accreditation Program) |
| Active licensed producers | 327,685 (52,385 resident; 275,300 non-resident) |
| TN-domiciled premium volume cited | $24 billion |
| Rankings cited | 13th for insurers licensed; 15th in health premium (NAIC filings) |
| Regulation cost cited | $0.30 per $1,000 in written premium |
How often do state insurance departments undergo NAIC Accreditation Program reviews?
Every five years, state insurance departments must undergo comprehensive, independent reviews through the NAIC’s Accreditation Program to ensure that departments meet financial solvency oversight standards, particularly with respect to regulation of multi-state insurers.
How many active licensed insurance producers did TDCI cite for Tennessee?
TDCI said Tennessee currently boasts 327,685 active licensed insurance producers, of which 52,385 are resident insurance producer licenses and 275,300 are non-resident licensees, which is the largest number of active licensed insurance professionals in state history.
Where does Tennessee rank for insurers licensed and health premium?
TDCI said Tennessee ranks 13th in total domestic and foreign insurers licensed in the state and 15th in health premium as reported in NAIC annual statement filings.
What premium volume did TDCI cite for Tennessee-domiciled companies?
TDCI said insurance companies that are domiciled or headquartered in Tennessee wrote $24 billion in premium volume.
What regulatory cost figure did TDCI publish?
TDCI said the cost of regulation in Tennessee is $0.30, based on an Insurance Department budget per $1,000 in written premium.
Does reaccreditation change a homeowner’s or driver’s premium?
No. The announcement is about TDCI’s solvency-oversight accreditation status. It is not a rate filing and does not promise coverage, price, or eligibility for any reader.
Where can someone request a free local policy review?
Call 865-263-1400 or use asigtn.com/get-a-quote. For TDCI licensing questions, use tn.gov/commerce resources.
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