Nebraska Administrative Code Topic - INSURANCE, DEPARTMENT OF
Here’s an overview of the Nebraska Administrative Code pertaining to the Department of Insurance (Title 210):
📘 Title 210 – Nebraska Department of Insurance
Title 210 compiles regulatory chapters and rules promulgated by the Nebraska Department of Insurance under the authority of Neb. Rev. Stat. § 44‑101.01 (nebraskalegislature.gov).
Notable Chapters:
Chapter 6 – Deposit of Securities; Definitions; Authorized Depositories; Depositing & Withdrawing Securities (law.cornell.edu)
Chapter 9 – Proxies, Consents & Authorization of Domestic Stock Insurers (law.cornell.edu)
Chapter 19 – Replacement of Life Insurance or Annuities: covers definitions, producer/insurer duties, violations, penalties, plus consumer-notice appendices A–C (law.cornell.edu)
Chapter 24 – Insurance Holding Companies: includes forms, procedures, and rules on holding‑company systems (doi.nebraska.gov)
Chapter 26 – Department Administration, Practice & Procedure: details general authority, application of AG model rules, hearing procedures, etc. (regulations.justia.com)
Chapter 38 – Continuing Education of Insurance Producers & Consultants: authority, course standards, reporting obligations (current through May 7, 2025) (regulations.justia.com)
Chapter 72 – Life Insurance Illustrations Regulation: covers requirements for policy illustrations (casetext.com)
🔍 How the Code Works
Each chapter begins with a statutory authority section citing relevant state law that empowers the department to enact regulations.
Chapters address different insurance-related themes: financial security, governance, policy replacements, continuing education, holding-company oversight, and consumer protections.
✅ Need to Know
The Code’s chapters are current as of early to mid‑2025; always verify the official Department of Insurance or Nebraska Secretary of State website for the latest updates.
This code operates alongside Nebraska Revised Statutes Chapter 44, which provides the legislative backbone for insurance regulation (law.cornell.edu, sos.nebraska.gov, nebraskalegislature.gov).
In summary:
Title 210 is the state’s administrative rulebook for regulating insurance in Nebraska. It contains chapter-specific provisions on financial requirements, corporate governance, consumer protection, and professional standards—all grounded in statute.
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