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MO SB206
Bill
AI Summary
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Requires Missouri-domiciled insurers to maintain a risk management framework and conduct an Own Risk and Solvency Assessment (ORSA) at least annually, assessing material risks and capital sufficiency related to their business plans
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Exempts insurers with less than $500 million in annual direct written premium, and insurance groups with less than $1 billion in annual premium, from filing requirements
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Mandates ORSA summary reports be filed with the Director of Insurance upon request (no more than once yearly), signed by the chief risk officer or equivalent executive attesting the report was provided to the board of directors
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Designates all ORSA documents as confidential trade secrets exempt from public disclosure, subpoena, and discovery in private civil actions, while allowing sharing with other regulators and the NAIC under written confidentiality agreements
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Establishes a level two violation penalty for each day an insurer fails to timely file required reports, with an effective date of January 1, 2016 for initial filings
Legislative Description
Requires insurers to file own risk and solvency assessment summary reports with the Department of Insurance, Financial Institutions, and Professional Registration
Last Action
Voted Do Pass S Small Business, Insurance and Industry Committee
2/10/2015