Agent Appointments Clause Samples
The Agent Appointments clause establishes the authority and responsibilities of an agent who is appointed to act on behalf of a party in a contractual relationship. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of the agent’s powers, such as negotiating contracts, managing transactions, or representing the principal in specific dealings. By clearly defining the agent’s role and limitations, the clause ensures that all parties understand who is authorized to act and helps prevent disputes or unauthorized actions.
Agent Appointments. Agents enrolling Employers in Covered California for Small Business do not need to be appointed by each individual health plan that participates in Covered California for Small Business. As long as the Agent is licensed by the California Department of Insurance and certified by Covered California, the Agent may enroll Employers in Covered California for Small Business. Covered California’s appointment standards are intended to encourage all qualified Agents who sell for Covered California for Small Business to maintain or receive issuer appointments; provided, however that not all qualified Agents are required to receive an issuer appointment in order to sell QHPs through Covered California for Small Business. Contractor shall not take any action that may restrict Agents certified by Covered California from becoming appointed by all Health Insurance Issuers that elect to market products through an Agent.
Agent Appointments. Contractor shall maintain a reasonable appointment process for appointing Agents who contract with Contractor to sell Contractor’s QDPs to individuals through Covered California. Such appointment process shall include: (i) providing or arranging for education programs to assure that Agents are trained to sell Contractor’s QDPs through Covered California, (ii) providing or arranging for programs that enable Agents to become certified by Covered California; provided, however, that certification by Covered California shall not be a required condition for an Agent to sell Contractor’s QDPs outside of Covered California, and (iii) confirmation of Agent’s compliance with State laws, rules and regulations applicable to Agents, including those relating to confidentiality and conflicts of interest, and such other qualifications as determined in Contractor’s reasonable discretion. These appointment policies and procedures for both individual Agents and for Agencies must be submitted to Covered California on an annual basis and whenever revisions are made.
Agent Appointments. Contractor shall maintain a reasonable appointment process for appointing Agents who contract with Contractor to sell Contractor’s QHPs to individuals through Covered California. Such appointment process shall include: (i) providing or arranging for education programs to assure that Agents are trained to sell Contractor’s QHPs through Covered California, (ii) providing or arranging for programs that enable Agents to become certified by Covered California; provided, however, that certification by Covered California shall not be a required condition for an Agent to sell Contractor’s QHPs outside of Covered California, and
Agent Appointments. Contractor shall maintain a reasonable appointment process for appointing agents who contract with Contractor to sell Contractor’s QHPs to individuals through the Exchange. Such appointment process shall include: (i) providing or arranging for education programs to assure that agents are trained to sell Contractor’s QHP through the Exchange, (ii) providing or arranging for programs that enable agents to become certified by the Exchange; provided, however, that certification by the Exchange shall not be a required condition for an agent to sell Contractor’s QHP on the individual market and (iii) confirmation of agent’s compliance with State laws, rules and regulations applicable to agents, including those relating to confidentiality and conflicts of interest, and such other qualifications as determined in Contractor’s reasonable discretion.
Agent Appointments. Contractor shall maintain a reasonable appointment process for appointing agentAgents who contract with Contractor to sell Contractor’s QHPs to individuals through the Exchange. Such appointment process shall include: (i) providing or arranging for education programs to assure that agentAgents are trained to sell Contractor’s QHPs through the Exchange, (ii) providing or arranging for programs that enable agentAgents to become certified by the Exchange; provided, however, that certification by the Exchange shall not be a required condition for an agentAgent to sell Contractor’s QHPs outside of the Exchange and
Agent Appointments. Contractor shall maintain a reasonable appointment process for appointing agents who contract with Contractor to sell Contractor’s SADPs to individuals through the Exchange. Such appointment process shall include: (i) providing or arranging for education programs to assure that agents are trained to sell Contractor’s SADP through the Exchange, (ii) providing or arranging for programs that enable agents to become certified by the Exchange; provided, however, that certification by the Exchange shall not be a required condition for an agent to sell Contractor’s SADP on the individual market and (iii) confirmation of agent’s compliance with State laws, rules and regulations applicable to agents, including those relating to confidentiality and conflicts of interest, and such other qualifications as determined in Contractor’s reasonable discretion.
Agent Appointments. All policies that Insurer selects for Assumption must have an agent of record who is appointed with Insurer or who has entered into a limited servicing agreement with Insurer authorizing such agent of record to service the policy if the policy is assumed. By signing this Agreement, the Insurer agrees that in selecting policies for Assumption, it is certifying to Citizens that the agents of record for such policies are either appointed by Insurer or have entered into a limited servicing agreement with Insurer in accordance with this Agreement and with the Plan. The Insurer agrees that, for any policies assumed, it will pay commissions in accordance with Section 627.351(6)(q)3.a., Florida Statutes, and any other relevant statutes and rules. The Insurer agrees to comply with the requirements of Section 627.351(6), Florida Statutes, concerning its obligation to affected agents. Both parties acknowledge policyholder rights under Section 627.3517, Florida Statutes.
Agent Appointments. Agents enrolling Employers in SHOP shall be appointed exclusively by the Exchange in accordance with the standards to be determined by the Exchange in accordance with applicable laws, rules and regulations.
Agent Appointments. Heritage represents that all of the Assumed Policies currently have an agent of record who is appointed with Heritage. Heritage agrees to comply with the requirements of Sect. 627.351(6), Florida Statutes, concerning its obligation to affected agents. Both parties acknowledge policyholder rights under Section 627.3517, Florida Statutes.
Agent Appointments a. The Company may appoint licensed producers, which are employed by or directly affiliated with the Member Agency, to produce or service Company business. Such agents are herein referred to as “Producers.”
b. The Member Agency shall be responsible for all Company business conducted by its Producers. No Producer shall have any claim against the Company for commissions, salaries or any other remuneration. Remuneration of Producers is the responsibility of the Member Agency. *UPC has a Demotech Financial Stability Rating of “A”. They are not currently rated by A.M. Best.
c. The Member Agency agrees that all of its Producers shall be subordinate to the Member Agency and subject to all of the rules, restrictions, requirements and regulations set forth in this Agreement that apply to the Member Agency. The Member Agency shall ensure the Producers and any agent appointed by the Company and affiliated with the Member Agency agrees in writing to waive any post termination right to continue to service, and receive from the Company, commissions or other compensation relative to, policies written by him or her for the Company during the existence of the appointment, and agrees to waive any post termination right to countersign certificates or endorsements necessary to continue such policies to the expiration date thereof, including renewal option periods, and agrees to waive any right to collect and remit premiums due thereon. If the Member Agency fails to obtain said written waivers then the Member Agency shall be responsible for all costs associated with the Company’s obligations, if any,
d. The Company reserves the right to decline to appoint any Producer. Furthermore, the Company reserves the right to terminate the appointment of any Producer.
e. The Member Agency understands that the Company will require a minimum commitment of two (2) Homeowner or Condo policies (or combination of both) issued per agency per month, in order to maintain continued access to this program.