Code of Massachusetts Regulations
209 CMR - DIVISION OF BANKS AND LOAN AGENCIES
Title 209 CMR 49.00 - Insurance Sales by Banks and Credit Unions
Section 49.05 - Application Process to Conduct Insurance Sales Activities
Current through Register 1531, September 27, 2024
(1) General. A bank that is adequately capitalized, and has not been notified that it is in troubled condition or that it is significantly undercapitalized, or a lender that meets applicable statutory or regulatory net worth requirements, may engage in insurance sales activities under 209 CMR 49.00, by submitting an application to, and receiving approval from, the Commissioner; provided, however, that such bank or lender also applies for and receives a license as an insurance producer from the Division of Insurance pursuant to M.G.L. c. 175, § 209 and 211 CMR 142.00: Insurance Sales by Banks and Credit Unions, before commencing insurance sales activities.
(2) Application. A bank or lender must include in its application a complete description of its proposed insurance sales activities, its investment in such activity, and any other information the Commissioner may require.
(3) Plan of Operation. A bank or lender shall submit a plan of operation to the Commissioner as part of the application process under 209 CMR 49.05. The plan of operation shall contain:
(4) Conditions. Any bank or lender granted an approval to conduct insurance sales activities pursuant to 209 CMR 49.05 is deemed to have agreed to conduct such activity in a manner consistent with applicable law, regulations and guidelines. The Commissioner may also impose additional conditions in connection with any approval granted under 209 CMR 49.05.