Wisconsin OCI Administrative Actions Against Insurance Agents

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) has published administrative actions taken against insurance agents in February 2026. These actions include license revocations, voluntary surrenders, and monetary forfeitures for violations of Wisconsin insurance statutes and regulations, such as owing delinquent taxes and failing to report administrative actions.

Wisconsin Insurance Administrative Actions - January 2025

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) has published its administrative actions for January 2025, detailing enforcement actions against insurance agents. These actions include license denials, revocations, and suspensions based on violations such as owing delinquent taxes, failing to report other state actions, and switching consumer plans without consent. Some actions also involve forfeitures.

Wisconsin OCI Publishes February 2025 Administrative Actions Against Insurance Violators

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) has published its administrative actions for February 2025. These actions include license revocations, denials, and surrenders against insurance agents for violations of state statutes and regulations, such as failing to disclose criminal convictions and owing delinquent taxes.

Wisconsin OCI Publishes Monthly Administrative Actions Against Insurance Entities

The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) has published its administrative actions for March 2025. These actions include license revocations, suspensions, denials, and forfeitures against insurance agents and companies for violations of state insurance laws and regulations. The OCI aims to protect Wisconsin consumers through transparency in these enforcement actions.

Minnesota Commerce Enforcement Actions and Fraud Investigations

The Minnesota Department of Commerce's Enforcement Division is highlighting its actions against insurance fraud and employee misclassification. The division provides resources for consumers to file complaints and learn about common fraud types, emphasizing its role in ensuring a fair marketplace for licensed professionals and businesses.

Minnesota Joins Multistate Enforcement Action Against Wise US

The Minnesota Department of Commerce has joined a multistate enforcement action against Wise US, an unlicensed company selling deceptive health coverage. This action follows a settlement with Strategic Limited Partners, LP, another unlicensed entity.

Minnesota DOI: Consent to Share Complaint Data

The Minnesota Department of Commerce is requesting consent from individuals to share their complaint data with the party they complained about. This consent is required for the department to forward the complaint, and is not mandatory for the complainant.

Defense Trade Advisory Group; Notice of Membership

The U.S. Department of State is accepting applications for membership in the Defense Trade Advisory Group (DTAG). The DTAG provides advice on U.S. laws, policies, and regulations for exports and transfers of defense articles and services. Applications are sought from subject matter experts in the defense industry.

State Department Proposed Information Collection for Risk Analysis and Management

The Department of State has published a 60-day notice seeking public comment on a proposed information collection for its Risk Analysis and Management (RAM) program. This collection, OMB Control Number 1405-0204, is an extension or revision of a currently approved collection and is voluntary for respondents.

Federal Reserve Notice of Proposals for Nonbanking Activities

The Federal Reserve System has published a notice regarding proposals from companies seeking to engage in or acquire companies involved in permissible nonbanking activities under the Bank Holding Company Act. These notices are subject to public comment and review.