Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-6470.13
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Examination by Insurance Commissioner -
Official statutory text
Confidentiality - Application.
A. At least once in five (5) years, and whenever the Insurance
Commissioner determines it to be prudent, the Commissioner
personally, or a competent person appointed by the Commissioner,
shall conduct an examination under Sections 309.1 through 309.7 of
this title, as well as determine whether the captive insurer has
complied with the Oklahoma Captive Insurance Company Act. The
Commissioner upon application, in his or her discretion, may enlarge
the five-year period to seven (7) years. The expenses and charges
of the examination must be paid in accordance with the payment
provisions of Sections 309.1 through 309.7 of this title.
B. All examination reports, preliminary examination reports or
results, working papers, recorded information, documents and copies
of documents produced by, obtained by, or disclosed to the
Commissioner or any other person in the course of an examination
made under this section are confidential and are not subject to
subpoena and may not be made public by the Commissioner or an
employee or agent of the Commissioner without the written consent of
the company, except to the extent provided in this subsection.
Nothing in this subsection prevents the Commissioner from using this
information in furtherance of the regulatory authority of the
Commissioner under the Oklahoma Captive Insurance Company Act. The
Commissioner may grant access to this information to public officers
having jurisdiction over the regulation of insurance in any other
state or country, or to law enforcement officers of this state or
any other state or agency of the federal government at any time, so
long as the officers receiving the information agree in writing to
hold it in a manner consistent with this section.
C. 1. This section applies to all business written by a
captive insurance company; however, the examination for a branch
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captive insurance company must be of branch business and branch
operations only, as long as the branch captive insurance company
provides annually to the Commissioner a certificate of compliance,
or its equivalent, issued by or filed with the licensing authority
of the jurisdiction in which the branch captive insurance company is
formed and demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Commissioner that
it is operating in sound financial condition in accordance with all
applicable laws and regulations of that jurisdiction.
2. As a condition of licensure, the alien captive insurance
company shall grant authority to the Commissioner for examination of
the affairs of the alien captive insurance company in the
jurisdiction in which the alien captive insurance company is formed.
A. At least once in five (5) years, and whenever the Insurance
Commissioner determines it to be prudent, the Commissioner
personally, or a competent person appointed by the Commissioner,
shall conduct an examination under Sections 309.1 through 309.7 of
this title, as well as determine whether the captive insurer has
complied with the Oklahoma Captive Insurance Company Act. The
Commissioner upon application, in his or her discretion, may enlarge
the five-year period to seven (7) years. The expenses and charges
of the examination must be paid in accordance with the payment
provisions of Sections 309.1 through 309.7 of this title.
B. All examination reports, preliminary examination reports or
results, working papers, recorded information, documents and copies
of documents produced by, obtained by, or disclosed to the
Commissioner or any other person in the course of an examination
made under this section are confidential and are not subject to
subpoena and may not be made public by the Commissioner or an
employee or agent of the Commissioner without the written consent of
the company, except to the extent provided in this subsection.
Nothing in this subsection prevents the Commissioner from using this
information in furtherance of the regulatory authority of the
Commissioner under the Oklahoma Captive Insurance Company Act. The
Commissioner may grant access to this information to public officers
having jurisdiction over the regulation of insurance in any other
state or country, or to law enforcement officers of this state or
any other state or agency of the federal government at any time, so
long as the officers receiving the information agree in writing to
hold it in a manner consistent with this section.
C. 1. This section applies to all business written by a
captive insurance company; however, the examination for a branch
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 1222
captive insurance company must be of branch business and branch
operations only, as long as the branch captive insurance company
provides annually to the Commissioner a certificate of compliance,
or its equivalent, issued by or filed with the licensing authority
of the jurisdiction in which the branch captive insurance company is
formed and demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Commissioner that
it is operating in sound financial condition in accordance with all
applicable laws and regulations of that jurisdiction.
2. As a condition of licensure, the alien captive insurance
company shall grant authority to the Commissioner for examination of
the affairs of the alien captive insurance company in the
jurisdiction in which the alien captive insurance company is formed.
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