Kentucky Revised Statutes Title XXV. Business and Financial Institutions § 304.9-100.Purpose of license; “controlled business”; exceptions

(1) The purpose of a license issued under this subtitle to an insurance producer is to authorize and enable the licensee actively and in good faith to engage in the business of insurance with respect to the general public, and to facilitate the public supervision of such activities in the public interest; and not for the purpose of enabling the licensee to receive a rebate of premium in the form of “commission” or other compensation upon his or her own interest or upon those of other persons with whom he or she is closely associated in capacities other than as an insurance producer.

(2) The commissioner shall not grant, renew, continue, or permit to exist any license of an insurance producer as to any applicant therefor or licensee thereunder if he or she finds that the license has been or is being or will probably be used by the applicant or licensee principally for the purpose of writing “controlled business,” that is:

(3) Such a license shall be deemed to have been, or intended to be, used principally for the purpose of writing controlled business if the commissioner finds that during any twelve (12) months' period the aggregate premiums accruing or to accrue from controlled business have exceeded or probably will exceed the aggregate premiums accruing or to accrue on other business written or probably to be written by the applicant or licensee during the same period.

(4) This section shall not apply as to: