§ 26-2-117 — Examination of other than insurers

(a) For the purpose of ascertaining compliance with law,
or relationships and transactions between any person and any
insurer or proposed insurer, the commissioner, as often as he
deems advisable, may examine the accounts, records, documents
and transactions pertaining to or affecting insurance affairs or
proposed insurance affairs of any person:
(i) Who is or holds himself out to be an insurance
agent, broker, general agent, adjuster or insurer
representative;
(ii) Having a contract under which he enjoys in fact
the exclusive or dominant right to manage or control an insurer;
(iii) Holding the shares of voting stock or the
policyholder proxies of a domestic insurer, for the purpose of
controlling the management thereof, as voting trustee or
otherwise;
(iv) Engaged in or in any way involved or proposing
to be involved in this state in the promotion, formation or
financing of an insurer or insurance holding corporation, or
corporation or other group to finance an insurer or the
production of its business.