New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 11 - INSURANCE
Chapter VII - Credit And Creditor Insurance
Part 187 - Credit Unemployment Insurance
Section 187.13 - Prohibited practices

Universal Citation: 11 NY Comp Codes Rules and Regs ยง 187.13

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 39, September 25, 2024

(a) No insurer, parent or subsidiary, officer, agent, solicitor or representative thereof shall engage in any of the following practices:

(1) deposit of premiums to the account of the insurer in the financial institution for which the insurer provides the credit insurance, when such account is either non-interest-bearing or at a rate of interest less than usual or the account is controlled by the institution;

(2) allowing the remittance of premiums to the insurer after the expiry of the grace period on a regular basis so that the arrearage period is constant;

(3) the retention of premiums by an agent or broker to whom the creditor remits premiums for a period of time which is not reasonably related to the time normally expected to be needed for the agent or broker to remit the premiums to the insurer, if such delay is a continuing feature of the premium paying process;

(4) any other practice which unduly delays receipt of premiums by the insurer on a regular basis; or

(5) any other practices which involve use of the resources of the insurer for the benefit of the creditor.

(b) The foregoing criteria apply regardless of whether premiums are due the insurer on the single premium advance system or on the monthly outstanding balance system. Nothing herein shall prevent the insurer from making deposits in a financial institution which are related to a credit insurance program in an amount of up to three months' expected claims for purposes of drawing drafts for claim payments, provided such procedure is available to all creditors of a given minimum size. Nothing herein shall prevent the insurer from making deposits in a financial institution which are not related to a credit insurance program and which are reasonably necessary for use in the ordinary course of business of the insurer.

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