Oregon Insurer's Report is a document that details the financial condition of an insurer in Oregon. It provides an overview of the insurer's assets, liabilities, investments, capital, surplus, and reserves. It also includes information about the insurer's management, operations, and financial performance. The Oregon Insurance Division requires all insurers to file a report annually. There are two types of Oregon Insurer's Report: the Annual Statement and the Quarterly Statement. The Annual Statement is a comprehensive report that covers the entire year, while the Quarterly Statement is focused on the insurer's financial condition during the preceding three months. Both reports must be filed with the Oregon Insurance Division.