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12/14/2016 (Cocode:) XYZ Company Market Conduct Contact Re: 2016 Property, Casualty and Long-Term Care Market Conduct Annual Statement Please refer any questions regarding this data call to mcas@. Under the auspices of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) Market Regulation and Consumer Affairs (D) Committee, the Market Conduct Annual Statement (MCAS) was developed with input from state insurance regulators and the insurance industry. The MCAS supplies insurance regulators with key market performance data, which, in turn, helps regulators effectively allocate market conduct resources. The participating states have elected to email one letter to each company. Attached to this email is a list of the participating states and the applicable legal authority of each participating state. Your company is receiving this letter because it reported in the companys 2015 Financial Annual Statement that it was licensed to write one or more of the applicable lines of business in one or more of the participating states. If your company is an insurance company authorized to do business in any of the participating states, the company may be required to provide data in the MCAS as follows: ? An MCAS must be filed to each participating state in which the company reports at least $50,000 in private passenger automobile insurance premium for 2016; or $50,000 in homeowners insurance premium for 2016; or both for that state. Note: For Arkansas, an MCAS must be filed if the company reports at least $7 million in private passenger automobile insurance premium for 2016; or $7 million in homeowners insurance premium for 2016; or both for the state. ? An MCAS must be filed to each participating state in which the company reports any positive premium in individual stand-alone long-term care (LTC) for 2016. Note: For Arkansas, an