Information on acts that govern the operation of auto insurance in Alberta.
Performance benchmarks developed through annual and semi-annual reviews.
Requirements and expectations for preparing full and file-and-use filings.
Formal publications including annual reports, business plans, and special topic reports.
Provincial regulations that support and define the application of auto insurance legislation in Alberta.
Board-approved policies that guide AIRB’s governance, operations, and regulatory approach.
Communications on issues that require action, change in practice, or future regulatory compliance.
Detailed guidance on technical requirements for full and file-and-use filings.
Rolling three-year plans outlining AIRB’s priorities, goals, and strategic direction.
General communications that do not require action.
Formal directives requiring rate filings or communicating written regulatory decisions, including grid premium determinations.
Bi-annual consultations on industry benchmarks, including draft publications, stakeholder input, and final reports.
Bi-annual data and insights on market performance for passenger and commercial vehicles.
Reviews and reports assessing whether insurers have exceeded benchmark profit levels, based on submitted financial data and AIRB analysis.
Schedules for our webinar or seminar events.
Visual documents that explain key industry issues.
The AIRB regularly to review rate filings and conduct other business, ensuring auto insurance is accessible, equitable and sustainable for all Albertans. They also hold the Annual Review Open Meeting.
The AIRB may exempt insurers who write only fleet or garage experience rated risks from the filing requirements. The insurer requesting an exemption must submit the Fleet Confirmation Form through CARS and reconfirm the nature of its underwriting activity annually.
This template is only required for private passenger vehicle filings and should be uploaded to CARS under the Documents/Attachments tab.
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