Adoption of Final Surplus Lines Export List
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Governs which classes of insurance may be placed directly with eligible surplus lines insurers in Delaware without a prior diligent search of admitted carriers; affects insurers authorized in Delaware, licensed surplus lines brokers, and insurance producers.
The Commissioner issued a Final Order adopting the Export List effective April 13, 2026.
Export List Eligibility
Export List eligibility
The Department's Final Export List (Exhibit A) declares the listed classes eligible for export for a home state insured under 18 Del. C. § 1915.
See Compliance and reporting contact information in the Final Order.
Placement Authorization and Broker Actions
Export placement authorized post-adoption; compliance and reporting still required
Placement of classes on the Export List may be completed without conducting a prior diligent search of admitted carriers after the Commissioner's adoption; brokers and producers must nevertheless comply with Delaware surplus lines laws and reporting requirements.
- Export List identifies coverages that may be placed with eligible surplus lines insurers without first conducting a diligent search among admitted carriers.
- Adoption effective April 13, 2026; brokers/producers remain subject to surplus lines compliance and reporting.
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