Or. Admin. Code § 836-014-0280 - Disclosure Required
(1) With
an application for a life settlement, a life settlement provider or life
settlement broker shall disclose the information specified in section 11,
chapter 711, 2009 Oregon Laws (Enrolled Senate Bill 973) in a disclosure
statement in a form approved by the director. The statement must be in not less
than 12 point type. An example of the form of the disclosure statement will be
displayed on the Division of Financial Regulation website and the director may
update names, telephone numbers and similar information from time to time as
necessary. A life settlement broker shall disclose to the insured in writing
any relationship required to be disclosed to an owner under section 15, chapter
711, Oregon Laws 2009 prior to effectuating a life settlement contract. The
form of the disclosure statement shall be approved by the director.
(2) For each life settlement contract entered
into by a life settlement provider, the provider must keep a copy of the
disclosure statement in the provider's file on the contract, along with an
affidavit signed by the provider showing the date the statement was delivered
to and signed by the policyholder or insured and the life settlement provider
or life settlement broker and attesting to the provider's belief that the
policyholder or insured had an opportunity to read and understand the
statement. The provider must also send a copy of the statement and the signed
affidavit to the life settlement broker.
(3) The disclosures required under section
(1) of this rule must be provided in a separate document that is signed by the
owner or insured and the life settlement provider or life settlement broker,
and must provide the following information:
(a) All information required by section
11(1), chapter 711, Oregon Laws 2009 (Enrolled Senate Bill 973);
(b) The brochure required by section 11(2),
chapter 711, Oregon Laws 2009 (Enrolled Senate Bill 973); and
(c) An explanation of the ability of the life
settlement provider and the life settlement broker to contact the insured for
the purpose of determining the health status of the insured after the life
settlement occurs, and the frequency at which those contacts may
occur.
(4) No later than
the date the life settlement contract is signed by all parties, a life
settlement provider shall provide the owner and insured with at least the
disclosures required under section 11(3), chapter 711, Oregon Laws 2009
(Enrolled Senate Bill 973). The disclosures shall be conspicuously displayed in
the life settlement contract or in a separate document signed by the owner or
insured.
(5) If the life settlement
provider transfers ownership or changes the beneficiary of the insurance
policy, the provider shall communicate in writing the change in ownership or
beneficiary to the insured within 20 days after the change. Any subsequent life
settlement purchaser that transfers ownership or changes the beneficiary shall
notify the person identified by the life settlement provider under section
11(7)(h), chapter 711, Oregon Laws 2009 (Enrolled Senate Bill 973) in order
that the life settlement provider may again notify the insured of the
subsequent change in ownership or beneficiary.
(6) Prior to the date the life settlement
purchase agreement is signed by all parties, a life settlement provider or its
life settlement investment agent shall provide the life settlement purchaser
with at least the following disclosures. The disclosures must be conspicuously
displayed in any life purchase contract or in a separate document signed by the
life settlement purchaser and life settlement provider or life settlement
investment agent, and must include the following:
(a) The disclosures required by section
11(5), chapter 711, Oregon Laws 2009 (Enrolled Senate Bill 973); and
(b) A brochure describing the process of
investment in life settlements in a form approved by the director. The director
shall review the form to determine whether the form is sufficiently similar to
the brochure as illustrated on the Division of Financial Regulation
website.
(7) No later
than at the time of the assignment, transfer or sale of all or a portion of an
insurance policy, a life settlement provider or its life settlement investment
agent shall provide the life settlement purchaser with at least the disclosures
required by section 11(7), chapter 711, Oregon Laws 2009 (Enrolled Senate Bill
973).
(8) A life settlement broker
shall retain for five years a copy of a disclosure statement given to a person
under section (3) of this rule that is signed by the person, in the broker's
files.
(9) A life settlement broker
to whom a copy of a disclosure statement and signed affidavit is sent by the
life settlement provider must retain for five years the copies in the broker's
files on the contract.
(10) A life
settlement provider shall not enter a life settlement contract affecting a life
insurance policy issued by an insurer with which the life settlement provider
is affiliated or of which the life settlement provider is a subsidiary, unless
the relationship between the insurer and the life settlement provider is fully
disclosed, in writing, to the policyholder or certificate holder.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 744.358
Statutes/Other Implemented: Or Laws 2009, ch 711, secs 10, 11, 15
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