Who writes inland marine in Hawaii

Method and source

Source: the Hawaii insurance regulator company list, read 2026-10-18. Source is the directory of authorized insurers inside the 2025 Annual Report of the Insurance Commissioner (PDF pages 47-92; business year 2024, directory current as of the report date). Every row has a 5-digit NAIC code. No company type (stock/mutual/etc.) is given, so type is empty for all; the list mixes life/health, P&C and title insurers and 'lines' carries the report's classes-of-insurance letters as given: AH=Accident & Health or Sickness, L=Life, C=Casualty, M=Marine, IM=Inland Marine, OM=Ocean Marine, P=Property (Fire), S=Surety, T=Title, V=(Motor) Vehicle. 'classes_raw' is the verbatim class string; 'note' holds the report's parenthetical restrictions/remarks (e.g. Credit Only, Workers Comp Only, Reinsurance, V added effective ..., Redomesticated ...). 'domicile' is the state of the home office printed under each name (blank for Canadian home offices and one entry whose state is missing in the PDF); 'home_office' is the city. 'since' is the Hawaii admission date. Risk retention groups registered in Hawaii appear in the same directory and are kept. Captive insurers (no NAIC codes) and HMOs/mutual benefit societies/dental insurers listed on later pages are not included. Hawaii publishes no surplus lines eligibility list (export-list state), so surplus_lines is empty. "Premium" is direct premium written in the state for the year shown; "share" is that company's part of the state total for the line. A company can be licensed for a line and write none of it, and a surplus lines insurer can write a line without a state license for it.

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