R590-88-4. Prohibited Transactions  


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  • When the Insurance Department finds evidence that a person (as defined in Section 31A-1-301) is engaging, or has engaged, in one or more of the following practices, that person's actions will be treated as prima facie evidence that the person has shown himself to be incompetent, untrustworthy, and/or a source of injury to the public pursuant to Section 31A-23a-111. These practices are:

    (A) Accepting commissions, salaries, or any other remuneration for placing business with or soliciting membership in an unauthorized MET, whether or not the arrangement involves a formal contract or is called a commission.

    (B) Using the status or title as a licensed insurance producer in any way in connection with placement of business with an unauthorized MET. This shall include, but not be limited to:

    (1) Using a producer's letterhead;

    (2) Using a producer's office;

    (3) Using customer lists or contracts developed as a producer; and

    (4) Representing in any manner that the person placing this business is a licensed insurance producer.