New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 11 - INSURANCE
Chapter IX - Unfair Trade Practices
Part 220 - Holocaust Victims Insurance Claims And Reports
Section 220.6 - Relief from filing reports
Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 39, September 25, 2024
(a) This section implements that provision of section 2705 (a) of the Insurance Law which states that any insurer which has determined that it does not have any of the information requested in section 2705 (b) of the Insurance Law, and which has filed or caused its holding company to file a report stating that they have no such information, may request the superintendent to relieve it from filing any further reports upon providing evidence satisfactory to the superintendent that such insurer has fulfilled its obligations under article 27 of the Insurance Law.
(b) The superintendent will deem an insurer to have provided satisfactory evidence that it has fulfilled its obligations under article 27 of the Insurance Law within the meaning of the preceding subdivision if:
(c) Any relief from filing further reports granted by the superintendent under this section shall extend for such period, and be subject to such conditions, as the superintendent may specify.
(d) Any relief from filing further reports granted by the superintendent under this section shall expire upon the happening of any event which alters the insurer's status to one in which it would be obligated by section 2705 of the Insurance Law to file further reports were it not for the relief previously granted, including but not limited to such events as:
(e) Notwithstanding any relief from filing further reports which may be granted under this section, the superintendent may, from time to time, request such information from an insurer as the superintendent may reasonably deem necessary to facilitate, monitor and verify compliance with article 27 of the Insurance Law by the insurer.