Federal Insurance Agency (FIA)

The Federal Insurance Agency (FIA) is a government organization responsible for overseeing and regulating insurance companies operating within the United States. Its role includes ensuring that insurance providers remain financially stable, comply with laws, and protect consumers' interests. FIA develop policies, monitor industry practices, and take action against companies that violate regulations. By maintaining a well-regulated insurance market, the FIA helps ensure that insurers can fulfill claims and that consumers receive fair treatment and reliable coverage.