What does the NAIC publish on a quarterly basis?

The NAIC, or National Association of Insurance Commissioners, publishes the Quarterly Listing of Alien Insurers to provide an updated reference for states and consumers regarding insurers that are not licensed in the U.S. but have received approval to do business in specific states. This listing is crucial for maintaining transparency in the insurance market and ensuring that consumers are aware of which alien insurers are authorized to operate. It helps regulators and stakeholders monitor the participation of international companies in the domestic insurance market, which is particularly relevant in the context of surplus lines insurance.

In contrast, while the Annual Report of Insurers, Monthly Insurance Performance Review, and Surplus Lines Market Analysis provide valuable insights and information in their respective contexts, they are not published on a quarterly basis, which sets the Quarterly Listing of Alien Insurers apart as the correct answer.