What must admitted insurers report in their annual statement?

Admitted insurers are required to report any insurance types specified by regulatory authorities in their annual statements. This requirement ensures that the information provided is consistent with the regulations set by state authorities and reflects the insurer's portfolio accurately. By reporting the specified insurance types, regulators can monitor the types of coverage being offered and ensure that insurers are compliant with state laws, which helps maintain the overall stability and integrity of the insurance market.

Other options, such as only reporting claims or limiting the scope to surplus lines insurance, do not fulfill the broad requirements placed on admitted insurers. Insurers need to provide a comprehensive overview of their business, which encompasses a range of product offerings as mandated by the regulatory framework. This aids in regulatory oversight and consumer protection within the insurance landscape.