About AAIS
Founded in 1936, the American Association of Insurance Services (AAIS) has evolved into the only national not-for-profit insurance advisory organization for the Property and Casualty (P&C) insurance market. We are governed by our Members and committed to delivering products and solutions that support their growth and success.
Member carriers across the nation choose us for quality forms, manuals, rating guidance, and more. AAIS products, services, and solutions are powered by our Data & Actuarial Team and regulated by our Regulatory Compliance experts. Built on a foundation of strategic products and quality service, we continue to honor our longstanding commitment to supporting our Members and improving the P&C insurance industry.
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1936AAIS originates as an unincorporated association called The Mutual Marine Conference
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1947The Mutual Marine Conference becomes Transportation Insurance Rating Bureau (TIRB)
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1975TIRB becomes American Association of Insurance Services
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1984AAIS creates the Illinois not-for-profit corporation
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2018CannaBOP filed and approved in California
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2018openIDL platform is launched
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2021AAIS introduces All Access Membership
Our Role in Insurance
For decades, AAIS has been a licensed statistical agent in 51 jurisdictions, collecting data that helps Members meet regulatory statistical reporting responsibilities. AAIS also serves as an intermediary between carriers and insurance regulators. After over 80 years, AAIS remains committed to evolving with changes in the insurance industry and delivering true value to Members, regulators, and the industry as a whole.
What Does Member-Focused Mean?
Our top priority is the success of our Members. Our Member-focused philosophy drives the delivery of innovative insurance products, services, and technology that enables our Members to achieve measurable results and sustainable growth.
What is an Insurance Advisor?
An insurance advisor is any entity controlled by two or more insurance organizations that help Members with ratemaking-related services, including products, services, and resources. They also function as a statistical agent, developing plans and collecting data from insurers. Regulators and the industry alike have relied on insurance advisories and statistical agents to set and evaluate rates for insurance products.
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