How often must insurers in Colorado submit a summary of their anti-fraud efforts to the commissioner?

Insurers in Colorado are required to submit a summary of their anti-fraud efforts to the commissioner on an annual basis. This requirement is part of the state's measures to combat insurance fraud and to ensure that insurers are actively implementing and maintaining effective anti-fraud programs. By mandating annual reports, the regulatory body can monitor the effectiveness of these initiatives, facilitating informed decisions on how to strengthen fraud prevention across the industry. This annual submission aligns with standard practices that allow enough time for insurers to compile meaningful data and insights related to their anti-fraud efforts, creating a comprehensive overview that reflects their actions throughout the year.