How frequently must an insurer be examined by the insurance commissioner?

In New Hampshire, insurers are required to undergo an examination by the insurance commissioner at least every five years. This requirement is in place to ensure that insurance companies are financially sound and compliant with state regulations. The examinations serve to protect policyholders and maintain the integrity of the insurance market by assessing the insurer's operations, financial health, and adherence to laws. This five-year cycle allows for regular oversight while also providing sufficient time between examinations for insurers to implement any necessary changes or improvements identified during the previous examination.