Which of the following is NOT considered an unfair practice?

The correct choice highlights a distinction between unfair practices within the context of insurance regulations. Failing to display the license in a clearly visible place does not inherently impact the fairness of the interactions between a broker and their clients or the general public. It is more of a regulatory compliance issue rather than an unethical practice directed toward misleading clients or engaging in fraudulent activities.

In contrast, making false statements to mislead the public, filing false financial documents, and unfairly discriminating against classes of insureds are actions that directly harm consumers and undermine the integrity of the insurance marketplace. These practices involve deception, fraud, or bias, which are deemed unfair because they compromise the principles of transparency and fairness in the insurance industry. Therefore, the failure to display a license, while a requirement, does not fit into the category of unfair practices that can negatively impact clients or the broader insurance community.