Which of the following actions is NOT typically performed by a producer?

Setting insurance premiums is typically not an action performed by a producer because this responsibility falls within the purview of the insurance company. A producer, acting as an intermediary between the client and the insurer, assists clients by providing insurance products, facilitating applications, and delivering policies. They may collect premiums from clients as part of their role in managing that relationship, and they also receive applications as part of the initial steps towards securing coverage for their clients. However, determining the actual rates and setting premiums is a function that involves underwriting and actuarial analysis, which are strictly the domains of the insurance company.