GOP House control might lead to changes on credit scoring, offshore tax hikes

With a shift from Democratic to Republican control of the U.S. House of Representatives, two initiatives of interest to property and casualty insurers may receive less attention, if any attention at all.  First, could be a halt to federal legislation and FTC action to restrict or totally eliminate the use of credit scoring for underwriting. Second, a proposed tax increase proposed by Rep. Richard Neal aimed at offshore insurers.

What do you think? Will the incoming GOP majority continue to push for these changes?