Targeted examination definition
Targeted examination means a focused exam conducted for material cause, based on the results of market analysis indicating the need to review either a specific line of business or specific business practices, including but not limited to underwriting and rating, marketing and sales, complaint handling operations/management, advertising materials, licensing, policyholder services, non-forfeitures, claims handling, or policy forms and filings. A targeted examination may be conducted by desk examination or by an on-site examination.
Targeted examination means an examination, including,
Targeted examination means a limited review and analysis, conducted through a desk examination or an on-site examination and in accordance with the market conduct uniform examination procedures, of specific insurer conduct, practices, or risks identified through market analysis that have not been remedied by the insurer, including:
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Targeted examination means a focused examination conducted for cause, based on the results of market analysis indicating the need to review either a specific line or lines of business, or specific business practices, including but not limited to: (i) Underwriting and rating; (ii) marketing and sales; (iii) complaint handling; (iv) operations and management; (v) advertising; (vi) licensing; (vii) policyholder services; (viii) nonforfeitures; (ix) claims handling; and (x) policy forms and filings. A targeted examination may be conducted by desk examination or by an on-site examination.
Targeted examination means an examination, including, but not limited to, limited review and analysis conducted through a desk examination or on-site examination and in accordance with market conduct uniform examination procedures. The targeted examination shall be of a specific insurer's conduct, practices, or risks identified through market analysis that have not been remedied by the insurer, including, but not limited to, underwriting and rating, marketing and sales, complaint-handling, operations and management, advertising materials, licensing, policyholder services, nonforfeitures, claims handling, or policy forms and filings. A targeted examination may be conducted as a desk examination or as an on-site examination.