NAIC Report Shows Total Premiums Across All Lines Grew 6% In 2020

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National Association of Insurance Commissioners

Sep 29, 2021, 14:08 ET

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) today released the second volume of the 34th edition of the Insurance Department Resources Report (IDRR). The report includes premium volume by type and state and demonstrates a healthy state-based insurance market for 2020.

The first volume of the 2020 IDRR was released Sept. 8, 2021. This report includes information by state on the number of departmental staff and their functions, annual budgets, revenue flows, the number of insurers and insurance producers, and the number of consumer complaints and inquires.

Significant Findings in IDDR Volume Two Include:

Total premium collected nationally across all lines of business was $2.7 trillion representing an increase of 6% since 2019.

In terms of states with the most premium written in all lines of business, California is the leader, followed by New York, Texas, Florida and Pennsylvania who collectively represent 41% of all insurance premiums in the nation.

Top 10 States in Terms of Premiums for 2020

California: $371,617,922,345	Ohio: $109,679,782,638
New York: $244,568,766,683	Illinois: $97,914,911,836
Texas: $193,518,506,504	New Jersey: $82,218,230,358
Florida: $181,844,723,166	Delaware: $79,397,976,000
Pennsylvania: $122,624,542,146	Michigan: $76,767,332,988