§ 8-106. Placement or acceptance of business by reinsurance intermediary  


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  •    (a) "Reinsurance intermediary" defined. -- In this section, "reinsurance intermediary" means a person that acts as an insurance producer in:

       (1) soliciting, negotiating, or procuring a reinsurance contract or binder for a ceding insurer; or

       (2) accepting a reinsurance contract or binder for an assuming insurer.

    (b) Scope of section. -- This section does not apply to a reinsurance intermediary that makes a complete written disclosure to the parties of its relationship with the assuming or ceding insurer before completion of the transaction.

    (c) Placement of business with assuming insurer prohibited. -- A reinsurance intermediary that has control of an assuming insurer may not directly or indirectly place insurance business with the assuming insurer in a transaction in which the reinsurance intermediary acts as an insurance producer for the ceding insurer.

    (d) Acceptance of business from ceding insurer prohibited. -- A reinsurance intermediary that has control of a ceding insurer may not directly or indirectly accept business from the ceding insurer in a transaction in which the reinsurance intermediary acts as an insurance producer for the assuming insurer.


HISTORY: An. Code 1957, art. 48A, § 661, 663; 1995, ch. 36; 1996, ch. 60; 2001, ch. 731, § 1.