Exam term
Unauthorized insurer
An insurer with no certificate of authority or license to do business in the state, also called nonadmitted. It generally may not deal with the public there except through a licensed surplus lines agent or broker, and helping it otherwise is generally prohibited.
Lessons that use this term
- Insurance entity definitions Florida
- New York license maintenance, continuing education, and disciplinary actions (Ins. Law 2103, 2110, 2127, 2132, 2134) New York
- New York Superintendent's powers and insurer regulation: certificate of authority, solvency, claim practices, and agent appointments New York
- New York Insurance Frauds Prevention Act and aiding unauthorized insurers (Ins. Law 401-405, 2117) New York
- New York life insurance advertising, policy summary, buyer's guide, and illustrations (Ins. Law 2122, 3209; Reg 74) New York
- New York accident and health marketing: advertising (Reg 34), outline of coverage, limited-benefit notices, and errors and omissions New York