Oregon § 742.150 Approval by director; limitations on authority of insurer; definition

Oregon Statutes

§ 742.150 — Approval by director; limitations on authority of insurer; definition

Oregon § 742.150

Vol.18

Title 56Insurance

Ch. 742Insurance Policies Generally; Property and Casualty Policies

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 742.150 (2026).

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(1)A domestic insurer shall not enter a transaction in which the domestic insurer assumes or transfers obligations or risks on policies under an assumption reinsurance agreement as defined in this section, unless the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services first approves the transaction. A domestic insurer must submit with its request for approval a proposed notice of transfer required in ORS 742.156.

(2)A domestic insurer shall not assume obligations or risks on policies issued to or owned by policyholders residing in any other state unless it is authorized or licensed in the other state to transact insurance or unless the insurance regulatory official of that state has approved the assumption.

(3)An authorized insurer shall not transfer obligations or risks on pol

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(1) A domestic insurer shall not enter a transaction in which the domestic insurer assumes or transfers obligations or risks on policies under an assumption reinsurance agreement as defined in this section, unless the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services first approves the transaction. A domestic insurer must submit with its request for approval a proposed notice of transfer required in ORS 742.156.
(2) A domestic insurer shall not assume obligations or risks on policies issued to or owned by policyholders residing in any other state unless it is authorized or licensed in the other state to transact insurance or unless the insurance regulatory official of that state has approved the assumption.
(3) An authorized insurer shall not transfer obligations or risks on policies issued to or owned by residents of this state to any unauthorized insurer.
(4) If each authorized foreign insurer entering an assumption reinsurance agreement that transfers the obligations or risks on policies issued to or owned by residents of this state is domiciled in a state that imposes requirements on an assumption reinsurance agreement that are substantially similar to requirements of this state, then when each such insurer enters the agreement, the insurer shall file or cause to be filed with the director the following:
(a) The assumption certificate.
(b) A copy of the notice of transfer required to be sent to policyholders.
(c) An affidavit that the transaction is subject to substantially similar requirements in the state or states of domicile of both the transferring and assuming insurers.
(5) If any authorized foreign insurer entering an assumption reinsurance agreement that transfers the obligations or risks on policies issued to or owned by residents of this state is domiciled in a state that does not impose requirements on an assumption reinsurance agreement that are substantially similar to requirements of this state, each insurer entering into the agreement shall obtain prior approval of the director and is otherwise subject to all other requirements of ORS 742.156 and 742.158 with respect to residents of this state.
(6) For purposes of this section, “assumption reinsurance agreement” means a contract that both:
(a) Transfers insurance obligations or risks of existing or in-force policies from a transferring insurer to an assuming insurer that acquires the obligations or risks from the transferring insurer; and
(b) Is intended to effect a novation of the transferred policies with the result that the assuming insurer becomes directly liable to the policyholders of the transferring insurer and the insurance obligations and risks of the transferring insurer under the policies are extinguished.