StarStone National Insurance Company, part of Core Specialty, has received Arkansas approval for forms supporting a new commercial auto program. The filing was submitted and approved on October 2, 2026, with effectiveness requested upon approval.

While the filing describes the offering broadly as commercial auto, several attached forms are labeled “Equine Farm Policy,” indicating a connection to equine and farm risks. The declarations page also directs claims to Core Specialty’s farm claims team.

StarStone is adopting ISO automobile policy forms and endorsements, supplemented by its own declarations, forms schedule, loss payee endorsement, named driver exclusion, and vehicle coverage amendment.

The named driver exclusion preserves bodily injury, property damage, and personal injury protection coverage up to state-required minimum limits, along with uninsured motorist coverage unless rejected.

The filing does not disclose pricing, production targets, or distribution partners. StarStone states that rates and rules for this line are exempt from filing requirements in Arkansas.