210 Neb. Admin. Code, ch. 59, § 005 - Records Retention
005.01 The insurer
is to retain any contract entered into between a managing general agent and an
insurer.
005.02 All books, bank
accounts and records pertaining to business written by the managing general
agent are to be retained at the managing general agent's place of business,
with all such items mades available to the inspection of the director or the
director's representatives during business hours. Records are to be maintained
for 25 years following the completion of a liability insurance transaction,
seven years following completion of a property insurance transaction, or until
any statute of limitations period applicable to potential claims arising
thereunder has expired, whichever is later.
005.03 Upon termination of the contract
between an insurer and a managing general agent for any reason, all records
maintained during the contract period are to be delivered by the managing
general agent to the insurer within 90 days of any request.
005.04 The amount determined by the director
under §
44-4904(9)(i)
is one-quarter of one percent of the
policyholder surplus as reported in the last annual statement of the
insurer.
005.05 The amount set by
the director under $
44-4904(9)(v) is
one-quarter of one percent of the policyholder surplus as reported in the last
annual statement of the insurer.
Notes
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