19 Miss. Code. R. 1-23.03 - Definitions
A. "Financial institution" shall mean a bank,
savings bank, savings and loan association, trust company, credit union or any
depository institution as defined by the Federal Deposit Insurance Act, and any
other individual, corporation, partnership or association engaged in the taking
or brokering of deposits or in the making or brokering of loans in this state.
The term "financial institution" shall also include any person, including an
insurance company that is soliciting the sale or purchase of insurance
recommended or sponsored by, on the premises of, or in connection with a
product offering of, a financial institution, regardless of whether the
financial institution is located in the state. Except as otherwise set forth in
this Section 3(A), the term "financial institution" does not include an
insurance company.
B. The term
"insurance" includes all products defined or regulated as insurance by Title
83, Mississippi Code of 1972, except:
1.
Credit property as defined in Miss. Code Ann.
§
83-17-1,
credit life, accident and health; credit involuntary unemployment insurance,
mortgage life; and mortgage accident and health;
2. Insurance placed by a financial
institution in connection with collater alpledged as security for a loan when
the debtor breaches the contractual obligation to provide that
insurance;
3. Private mortgage
insurance;
4. Land Title;
and
5. Travel Accident and
Baggage.
C. The term
"loan" means an agreement to lend money or to finance goods or services. The
term "loan" does not include the financing of insurance premiums, loans made by
broker-dealers registered in accordance with applicable State and Federal
securities laws that are wholly collateralized by securities, or a loan from
the cash value of an insurance policy.
D. The terms "agent" and "agency" shall
include all persons or entities as defined by Title 83, Mississippi Code of
1972.
E. The term "person" shall
include any natural person, partnership, corporation, association,
unincorporated organization, or other form of business enterprise, plural or
singular, as the case demands.
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