Connecticut § 38a-667 (Formerly Sec. 38-201e). Insurers having common ownership or management.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 38a-667 — (Formerly Sec. 38-201e). Insurers having common ownership or management.

Connecticut § 38a-667

Title 38aInsurance

Ch. 701Personal and Commercial Risk Insurance Rating Practices

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Conn. Gen. Stat. § 38a-667 (2026).

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With respect to any matters pertaining to the making of rates or rating systems, the preparation or making of insurance policies or bond forms, underwriting rules, surveys, inspections and investigations, the furnishing of loss or expense statistics or other information and data, or carrying on of research, two or more admitted insurers having a common ownership or operating in this state under common management or control, are authorized to act in concert between or among themselves the same as if they constituted a single insurer, and to the extent that such matters relate to cosurety bonds, two or more admitted insurers executing such bonds are authorized to act in concert between or among themselves as if they constituted a single insurer.

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With respect to any matters pertaining to the making of rates or rating systems, the preparation or making of insurance policies or bond forms, underwriting rules, surveys, inspections and investigations, the furnishing of loss or expense statistics or other information and data, or carrying on of research, two or more admitted insurers having a common ownership or operating in this state under common management or control, are authorized to act in concert between or among themselves the same as if they constituted a single insurer, and to the extent that such matters relate to cosurety bonds, two or more admitted insurers executing such bonds are authorized to act in concert between or among themselves as if they constituted a single insurer.