Simplify insurance regulatory and statistical reporting

Regulatory and statistical reporting can place significant demands on property and casualty (P&C) insurers and managing general agents (MGAs). CGI provides an end-to-end reporting service that helps insurers prepare accurate submissions, manage reporting requirements, and keep pace with regulatory changes.

Our insurance reporting experts support the full reporting life cycle—from monitoring regulatory publications and preparing and validating data to submitting reports and resolving issues with statistical agents. This helps reduce administrative effort, improve confidence in reporting accuracy, and give internal teams more time to focus on core business priorities.

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What CGI manages for insurance carriers

CGI’s regulatory and statistical reporting services support the activities required to prepare, submit, and maintain insurance reporting data. Our capabilities include:

  • Reporting support across all personal and commercial lines of business in the U.S., as well as commercial and personal automobile and general liability in Canada
  • Automated transformation of data into the codes and record layouts required by reporting agencies
  • Pre-edit data processing to help ensure compliance with required record layouts and codes
  • Premium and loss balancing, annual statement reconciliation and verification
  • Data analysis and error resolution to improve submission acceptance and reduce the risk of fines
  • Electronic submission to statistical agents and insurance departments
  • Retention of data files and reports for easy access when responding to reporting agency inquiries
  • Direct coordination with reporting and statistical agents to resolve reporting issues

Keep pace with changing reporting requirements

Insurance reporting requirements continue to evolve, creating an ongoing need to monitor changes and update reporting processes accordingly. We continually review regulatory publications and proactively update reporting systems to help keep client submissions aligned with changing requirements. Our experts also participate in statistical agent technical advisory committees, providing early insight into reporting changes and helping give clients a voice in evolving requirements.

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In-house vs. managed services statistical reporting

For insurers, managing regulatory and statistical reporting internally requires dedicated expertise, ongoing requirements monitoring, data preparation and validation, submission management, error resolution, and interaction with statistical agents. A managed services reporting model can provide an alternative for carriers looking to offload these activities while maintaining access to specialized expertise. CGI manages reporting processes on clients’ behalf, helping internal teams reduce administrative demands while maintaining visibility of their reporting records and submissions. Our proven onboarding process supports an average implementation timeline of four to six weeks.

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Why insurers use CGI for insurance reporting

CGI combines insurance expertise, reporting experience, and established processes to help carriers manage regulatory and statistical reporting with greater confidence.

Clients benefit from:

  • Deep insurance reporting expertise: Our industry experts average more than 25 years of experience in regulatory and statistical reporting.


  • Insight into changing requirements: CGI participates in statistical agent technical advisory committees, helping us stay informed about reporting changes.

  • A proven implementation approach: Our onboarding process has an average implementation timeline of four to six weeks.

  • High client satisfaction: CGI has achieved an average client satisfaction assessment program (CSAP) score of 9.9 out of 10.

  • End-to-end support: We manage activities across the reporting life cycle, from data preparation and validation through submission and issue resolution.

  • Cost-effective service delivery: Our services are designed to help insurers offload reporting work and focus internal resources on broader business priorities.

Statistical reporting entities and jurisdictions we support

Our experts support insurance regulatory and statistical reporting across a broad range of entities and jurisdictions, including:

  • Independent Statistical Service (ISS)
  • Insurance Services Office (ISO), including the Surety & Fidelity Association of America (SFAA)
  • National Independent Statistical Service (NISS)
  • California reporting
  • Canada reporting
  • Texas reporting
  • Commonwealth Automobile Reinsurers (CAR) of Massachusetts

Miscellaneous state and regulatory reporting, including ad hoc data calls