Which of the following is NOT overseen by the Office of Insurance Regulation?

The correct answer highlights that the Office of Insurance Regulation does not typically oversee the review of the educational background of Officers and Directors of insurance carriers. The primary function of the Office of Insurance Regulation is to ensure that insurance companies operating in Florida are financially sound and compliant with state laws. This includes reviewing financial statements submitted by carriers to assess their financial health, monitoring coordinated multi-state examinations conducted by the NAIC (National Association of Insurance Commissioners) to ensure that states work together on regulatory issues, and overseeing any changes in ownership of insurers to maintain regulatory oversight of who controls these entities.

In contrast, the educational background of company officers and directors typically falls under the policies set by the specific insurance company and does not fall directly under the regulatory purview of the Office. The primary focus of the Office is not on the individual qualifications of corporate leadership but rather on the overall regulatory framework that ensures the health and legality of insurance operations in the state.