TERMINATION OF AGENTS AND AGENT COMPENSATION
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| Question: |
How has the Companies’
receivership affected agents, brokers, or marketing representatives
(collectively, the "Agents")? |
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| Answer: |
As discussed in the
MORATORIUM ON ALL NEW AND RENEWAL INSURANCE POLICIES section, the Deputy
Receiver's Second
Directive Imposing Moratorium on New Business (the "Second
Directive") prohibits solicitation or issuance of any new contracts or
policies of insurance by ROA on or after January 29, 2003 (the date of
receivership). In his
Fourth Directive of Deputy Receiver Terminating Agents and Agent
Compensation (the "Fourth Directive"), consistent with the terms of
the Second Directive, the Deputy Receiver terminated all Agents effective
February 23, 2003. |
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| Question: |
How has Agents'
compensation been affected? |
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| Answer: |
Pursuant to the Deputy
Receiver’s Fourth Directive, Agent compensation from the Companies was
terminated as of February 23, 2003, and there will be no continuing payment
obligations to the Agents by the Companies. |
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