Alabama insurance commissioner retires after 14 years

Alabama Department of Insurance Commissioner Jim Ridling to retire

Governor Kay Ivey on Thursday announced Alabama Department of Insurance Commissioner Jim Ridling will retire at the end of the month after nearly 14 years serving the state in this capacity.“As Alabama’s longest serving insurance commissioner, Jim has kept stability in the agency, all while bringing fresh ideas to ensure our state was offering our people the best, whether that be in times of natural disaster or simply in our day to day lives,” s…

State Insurance Commissioner says more home insurers are leaving La.

BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) -- Nearly 90,000 homeowners are left to find new insurance.Lighthouse Excalibur, Maison and Southern Fidelity are canceling their policies in Louisiana."The destructive hurricane season of the past two years have created a turbulent homeowners market for insurers, with Louisiana policyholders domiciled in our state failed in the aftermath of Laura, Delta, Zeta and Ida," said Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon…

Alabama Department of Insurance Commissioner Jim Ridling to retire

Alabama insurance commissioner retires after 14 years

Alabama Insurance Commissioner Jim Ridling will retire after 14 years of service, according to an announcement from Governor Kay Ivey.

Alabama Dept. of Insurance Commissioner retiring - The Troy Messenger

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Thursday announced that Alabama Department of Insurance Commissioner Jim Ridling will retire at the end of June. Ridling’s retirement comes after nearly 14 years serving in the role as Alabama’s longest serving insurance commissioner and the longest serving appointed commissioner in the country. “As Alabama’s longest serving insurance commissioner, Jim […]The post Alabama Dept. of Insurance Commissioner retiring appeared…

Alabama’s longest serving state insurance commissioner retiring

Gov. Kay Ivey praised Jim Ridling for establishing the Strengthen Alabama Homes program to provide grants for Alabama residents to fortify their homes to protect them from severe weather.