Relates to repealing section 7718 of the insurance law, relating to the prohibited advertisement of the corporation in sale of insurance

This bill repeals Section 7718 of New York's insurance law, which previously prohibited insurance corporations from including their corporate name or branding in advertisements during insurance sales. By removing this restriction, the bill allows insurance companies to use their company name and branding in marketing materials when selling policies. The change directly affects insurance corporations operating in New York, as they will no longer be barred from using corporate branding in advertisements. This is a technical repeal that eliminates an existing legal restriction without creating new requirements or obligations.