Missouri Gov. Blunt Announces Linda Bohrer As Acting Director Of The Department Of Insurance, Financial Institutions And Professional Registration

Jefferson City, MO (CompNewsNetwork) -  Missouri Gov. Matt Blunt today announced that Linda Bohrer will serve as Acting Director for the Department of Insurance, Financial Institutions and Professional Registration.

Linda Bohrer started working for the department in 1994 and currently serves as director of the department's Insurance Market Regulation Division.  She manages the review of insurance company policies, rates, products and marketing strategies and oversees market conduct examinations to ensure equitable treatment of policyholders.

During her time at the department, Bohrer also worked in various positions within the Consumer Affairs Division of the department to assist consumers with insurance company and agent complaints, provide information on insurance policies and investigate insurance fraud.

In 2000, she left the department to assist the Office of Administration but returned in 2002.

Prior to her positions with the department, Bohrer worked in the underwriting and claims sections of a large property and casualty company.

Bohrer holds a bachelor's degree in education from the University of Missouri-Columbia.

About the Missouri Department of Insurance, Financial Institutions & Professional Registration

The Missouri Department of Insurance, Financial Institutions and Professional Registration (DIFP) is responsible for consumer protection through the regulation of financial industries and professionals.  The department's seven divisions work to maintain consumer confidence by examining and monitoring industries and professions and by establishing coherent and evolving policies.  DIFP works to enforce state regulations both efficiently and effectively while encouraging a competitive environment for industries and professions to ensure consumers have access to quality products.

For further information, contact: Emily Kampeter at (573) 526-4845.

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