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New York regulators impose agent pay disclosure

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The New York State Insurance Department has imposed a law that will force agents to disclose how much they are paid to clients.

Brokers will have to declare anything over $100 of value to clients, and have to put their declaration in writing should the client request.

However, this rule is excepted for reinsurance placements

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