Wisconsin Administrative Code
Office of the Commissioner of Insurance
Chapter Ins 57 - Care management organizations
Section Ins 57.12 - Standards for transactions within a holding company system
Current through August 26, 2024
(1) TRANSACTIONS WITHIN A HOLDING COMPANY SYSTEM. A care management organization or affiliate of a care management organization may not enter directly or indirectly into a transaction between the care management organization and the affiliate unless the care management organization and affiliate comply with all of the following:
(2) TRANSACTIONS REQUIRED TO BE REPORTED AND SUBJECT TO DISAPPROVAL. A care management organization, and a person attempting to acquire control of a care management organization, or an affiliate of a care management organization, which directly or indirectly is involved in or benefits from, a transaction, shall report, under s. 648.45(6), Stats., each of the following transactions to the commissioner in writing at least 30 days before the care management organization enters into the transaction, unless the commissioner in writing approves a shorter period:
(3) ILLEGAL TRANSACTIONS NOT AUTHORIZED. This section does not authorize or permit any transaction which would be otherwise contrary to law.
(4) GROUP OR SERIES OF RELATED TRANSACTIONS. For the purpose of applying sub. (2), a group or series of related transactions shall be treated as if they are a single transaction.
(5) SUBTERFUGE PROHIBITED. A care management organization, person attempting to acquire control of a care management organization, person having control of a care management organization or affiliate of a care management organization may not enter into transactions which are part of a group or series of transactions if the purpose of those separate transactions is to attempt to avoid a threshold amount under this chapter.
(6) DISAPPROVAL. Transactions subject to reporting under sub. (2) may be disapproved by the commissioner, after consulting with the department, under s. 648.45(6) (b), Stats. No person may enter into or assent to a transaction that is disapproved by the commissioner or which is subject to reporting under sub. (2) but not reported.
(7) CARE MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION MAY REPORT ON BEHALF OF AFFILIATE OR PERSON ATTEMPTING TO ACQUIRE CONTROL. A care management organization may file a report under sub. (2) on behalf of its affiliate or of the person attempting to acquire control of the care management organization. Lack of knowledge that a care management organization has not reported on behalf of the affiliate or person or that the report is incomplete or inaccurate is not a defense for the affiliate or person attempting to acquire control of the care management organization.