3 AAC 23.730 - Definitions
In 3 AAC 23.500 - 3 AAC 23.730, unless the context requires otherwise,
(1) "accessible" means
capable of being reviewed by the director or the director's appointed or
employed representatives;
(2)
"accounts payable" means the amount due to insurers that has been received or
will be received in the future in a fiduciary capacity, and is currently being
carried as an accounts receivable from customers who are purchasing contracts
of insurance;
(3) "accounts
receivable" means the amount due from customers who are purchasing contracts of
insurance;
(4) "advice of credit"
means a written notice normally prepared and transmitted by an insurer
notifying a licensee;
(A) that an amount is
owed by the insurer to the insured as a result of a policy cancellation before
the end of the full policy term;
(B) of a decrease or discount in the amount
of premium for a contract of insurance; or
(C) of any other downward adjustment of an
amount owed or paid by an insured to an insurer arising from a contract of
insurance;
(5) "American
Institute of Certified Public Accountants" means the body established by
practicing certified public accountants that functions as their national
professional organization and publishes auditing and accounting guides that
expand upon the opinions of the Financial Accounting Standards Board and its
successor organizations;
(6)
"fiduciary" means the relationship of a licensee
(A) regarding the receipt of money held in a
caretaker capacity representing a premium or return premium in connection with
the sale of a contract of insurance; and
(B) of such a character that the insurance
customer must repose trust and confidence in the licensee and the licensee must
exercise a corresponding degree of fairness and good faith;
(7) "fiduciary account" means a
deposit account at a financial institution into which money being held in a
fiduciary capacity is placed;
(8)
"Financial Accounting Standards Board" means the body
(A) established by the American Institute of
Certified Public Accountants or its successor national professional
organization of practicing certified public accountants; and
(B) charged with the responsibility of
determining and enforcing financial accounting standards;
(9) "financial institution" means a bank,
savings and loan, savings bank, or credit union
(A) insured by an agency of the United States
government, or by an organization bearing the full faith and credit of the
United States government; and
(B)
that both accepts deposits and makes either commercial or consumer
loans;
(10) "financial
statement" means a report that summarizes, analyzes, quantifies, and classifies
the economic activities of a licensee and that is reported as information of
the following two basic types:
(A) a balance
sheet that shows the financial position that relates to a specific
time;
(B) a statement of earnings
or excess of revenues over expenses that shows the changes in financial
position that relate to a period of time;
(11) "insurance customer" means a customer of
a licensee who is in the act of purchasing a contract of insurance; "insurance
customer" does not include a customer who is in the act of purchasing a product
that is not an insurance contract;
(12) "licensee" means a person licensed under
AS 21.27;
(13) "periodically" means
accomplished on a frequency occurring at least as often as internal financial
statements are prepared by a licensee;
(14) "records of a particular transaction"
means all information, whether in written, electronic, or other form, dealing
with the sale of a contract of insurance and the completion of that contract;
"records of a particular transaction" includes all related accounting and
banking records;
(15) "return
premium" means money being returned to an insured through a licensee for the
purpose of reimbursing that insurance customer for the early cancellation of a
contract of insurance or other adjustment of a premium;
(16) "working day" means a calendar day other
than Saturday, Sunday, an official federal holiday, or an official holiday of
this state.
Notes
Authority:AS 21.06.090
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