Who this concerns
New York-authorised insurers and the other insurance entities addressed by the circular, where covered AI or external consumer data is used in underwriting or pricing.
New York · DFS Insurance Circular Letter 7
Give relevant staff clear guidance, an onboarding and refresher learning path, and a usable record of what they have completed.
For organisations of 20–249 people · Initial launch for up to 50 learners
One connected implementation
An internal register of tools, use cases, owners and review points.
Clear permitted, restricted and prohibited-use rules grounded in real work.
Role-specific learning, realistic scenarios and assessment.
Policy versions, acknowledgements, completions and review actions.
Diagnose → Build → Launch. As little as 14 working days from scope lock, with timely inputs and consolidated feedback.
The local driver
DFS Circular Letter 7 expects role-tailored training for relevant staff using AI systems or external consumer data in underwriting and pricing, alongside written policies and procedures.
Read the official source ↗New York-authorised insurers and the other insurance entities addressed by the circular, where covered AI or external consumer data is used in underwriting or pricing.
Circular issued 11 July 2024. Paragraph 28 addresses onboarding, regular training and completion accountability; paragraphs 25–26 address policies and annual review.
These are insurance supervisory expectations, not a requirement on every New York business. We support learning, role clarity and evidence, without replacing legal, actuarial or model-risk review.
Context reviewed 31 October 2026. Applicability depends on the entity, activities and AI use case.
Built around your work
We start with the tools, decisions and people. Then we connect the rules to learning and records, using the policies and training you already have where useful.
From policy to practice
Actual use cases, practical boundaries, role-specific learning and records tied to the work people do.
Illustrative learning preview · Not an assessment
A colleague wants to summarise a confidential client report in a public AI assistant. That use is not approved. What should they do?
Something useful to show
An internal evidence pack showing what has been defined, taught, acknowledged and reviewed. Records support governance; they are not legal certification.
Illustrative pack structure
Local business pricing · USD
Diagnostic
US$1,250
Sponsor interview, evidence review, readiness findings and a prioritised plan. Delivered within five working days after receiving the agreed inputs.
Useful as a standalone engagement.
Discuss the diagnosticFounding offer · subject to availability
US$4,500
Register, tailored policy, role map, 25–30 minute core learning, 15-minute manager module, one role-specific scenario set, assessment, acknowledgement, up to 50 learners and a 30-day check-in.
The first three founding places are shared across all markets. Availability and scope are confirmed in writing.
Standard launch
US$7,950
Published price after the founding places. Up to 50 learners. Extra learners, additional role scenarios, SCORM, integrations and translation are scoped separately.
Your diagnostic fee is credited in full if you proceed with an eligible launch within 30 days.
Business prices in USD. UK VAT is not added where overseas B2B place-of-supply rules apply. Any applicable local tax or reverse-charge treatment is confirmed in your quote. Delivered remotely in English; additional languages are quoted separately.
Your next step
Talk to Alistair about your team, current AI use and priorities. No obligation to continue.
Operational learning and governance implementation. Not legal advice, certification, conformity assessment, a DPIA, security audit or a compliance guarantee. High-risk uses and specialist issues are ring-fenced for appropriate professional review.
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