A group of physicians in Illinois establishes an unincorporated association under Illinois law to cover their medical malpractice exposures. In this arrangement, each participating physician agrees to insure the other members, and the daily administrative duties are managed by a designated attorney-in-fact. To protect the association against catastrophic aggregate losses, it transfers a portion of its risk portfolio to a corporation headquartered in Bermuda. This Bermuda corporation only accepts risk from other insurance entities and does not hold a Certificate of Authority in Illinois.
Based on this scenario, which of the following correctly classifies the structural types and roles of these two entities from the regulatory perspective of Illinois?
- The physicians' association is a domestic reciprocal exchange, and the Bermuda corporation is an alien assuming reinsurer.Cevap
- BThe physicians' association is a domestic mutual insurer, and the Bermuda corporation is a foreign assuming reinsurer.
- CThe physicians' association is a domestic reciprocal exchange, and the Bermuda corporation is an alien ceding reinsurer.
- DThe physicians' association is a domestic stock insurer, and the Bermuda corporation is an alien primary insurer.