Indiana Code
Chapter 40. Entry of Unauthorized Alien Companies
27-1-40-7. Issuance and Renewal of Certificate of Authority

Sec. 7. (a) Before issuing a new or renewal certificate of authority to a United States branch, the commissioner may require satisfactory proof:
(1) in the charter of the alien company transacting business through the United States branch;
(2) by an agreement evidenced by a certified resolution of the alien company's board of directors; or
(3) otherwise as required by the commissioner;
that the United States branch will not engage in any insurance business not authorized by this chapter and by the alien company's charter.
(b) The commissioner shall issue a renewal certificate of authority to a United States branch if the commissioner is satisfied that the United States branch is not delinquent in any requirement of this title and that the United States branch's continued insurance business in Indiana is not contrary to the best interest of the citizens of Indiana.
(c) A United States branch may not be:
(1) granted a certificate of authority to transact any kind of insurance business in Indiana that is not permitted to be transacted in Indiana by a domestic company granted a certificate of authority under this title; or
(2) authorized to transact an insurance business in Indiana if the United States branch transacts, anywhere in the United States, any kind of business other than an insurance business (and business incidental to the kind of insurance business) that the United States branch is authorized to transact in Indiana.
(d) A United States branch entering the United States through Indiana or another state may not be authorized to transact an insurance business in Indiana if the United States branch fails to substantially comply with any requirement of this title that:
(1) applies to a similar domestic company that is organized after July 1, 2007; and
(2) the commissioner determines is necessary to protect the interest of the policyholders.
(e) Unless the commissioner determines that the kind of insurance is not contrary to the best interest of the citizens of Indiana, a United States branch may not transact any kind of insurance business that is not permitted to be transacted in Indiana by a similar domestic company that is organized after July 1, 2007.
(f) A United States branch may not be authorized to transact an insurance business in Indiana unless the United States branch maintains correct and complete records of the United States branch's transactions that are:
(1) open to inspection by any person who has the right to inspect the records; and
(2) maintained at the United States branch's principal office in Indiana.
As added by P.L.173-2007, SEC.20.