The Connecticut Reinsurance Intermediary Broker & Manager license

The Department states both zeros in its own words on this license's page, "No pre-licensing course is required" and "No examination is required", and asks for the producer license instead. Conn. Gen. Stat. 38a-760b(a) and (b) are the granting sentences and both are written as prohibitions on acting without a producer license here, with the alternative for somebody keeping an office in another state being a producer license there under a substantially similar law or a Connecticut non-resident reinsurance intermediary license. 38a-760b(d)(1) is what makes this one file rather than two: the commissioner issues "a reinsurance intermediary license" to anybody who has complied with the Act, and the fee schedule at 38a-11(a)(22) prices reinsurance intermediaries once, at $625 for each license issued or renewed. A license issued to a firm or association covers all its members and named designated employees; one issued to a corporation covers its officers, named designated employees and directors. 38a-760b(c) lets the commissioner ask a manager for a bond and for errors and omissions cover and fixes no figure for either, and 38a-760b(f) exempts Connecticut attorneys acting in their professional capacity from the section entirely. A non-resident applicant also files a power of attorney designating the commissioner as agent for service of process.

Read at the Department on 2026-08-20