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Pennsylvania’s 2026 legislative and regulatory environment is expected to be highly active, driven by sustained legislative interest in consumer protection, affordability, and the use of technology in regulated markets. For insurance and financial services organizations, the key risk is not a single sweeping reform, but rather a steady flow of bills, hearings, and regulatory guidance that can quickly translate into operational obligations. An Active Legislature With a Consume

New Jersey enters 2026 as one of the most active and enforcement-oriented regulatory environments for insurance and financial services. Policymakers and regulators continue to prioritize consumer protection, data governance, and oversight of emerging technologies, with a particular focus on how companies operationalize compliance. For insurers and financial institutions, the defining theme of 2026 is clear: documentation, governance, and proof of control matter as much as pol

As 2026 approaches, Delaware’s legislative and regulatory environment for insurance and financial services continues to reflect the state’s hallmark approach: measured, implementation-focused, and closely aligned with national regulatory standards, while still responding to emerging risks and consumer protection priorities. Rather than sweeping statutory reform, Delaware’s 2026 outlook is defined by targeted oversight, operational compliance expectations, and increasing scrut