(b) The superintendent may determine at any time that the superintendent is the appropriate group-wide supervisor for an IAIG that conducts substantial insurance operations in this State. The superintendent shall consider the following factors when making a determination under this subdivision:

1. (1) the place of domicile of the insurers within the IAIG that hold the largest share of the IAIG’s written premiums, assets, or liabilities;
2. (2) the place of domicile of the top-tiered insurer or insurers in the IAIG’s holding company system, article 16 system, or article 17 system;
3. (3) the location of the executive offices or largest operational offices of the IAIG;
4. (4) whether another regulatory official is acting or seeking to act as the group-wide supervisor under a regulatory system that the superintendent determines to be substantially similar to the system of regulation provided under the laws of this State, or otherwise sufficient in terms of providing for group-wide supervision, enterprise risk analysis, and cooperation with other regulatory officials; and
5. (5) whether another regulatory official acting or seeking to act as the group-wide supervisor provides the superintendent with reasonably reciprocal recognition and cooperation.

(c) In the case of an IAIG that has not conducted substantial insurance operations in this State, the superintendent may determine that he or she is the group-wide supervisor for the IAIG pursuant to subdivision (b) of this section in the event of a material change in the IAIG that results in:

1. (1) the IAIG’s insurers domiciled in this State holding the largest share of the IAIG’s premiums, assets, or liabilities; or
2. (2) this State being the place of domicile of the top-tiered insurer or insurers in the holding company system, article 16 system, or article17 system.

(e) If the superintendent is the group-wide supervisor for an IAIG, then the superintendent may:

1. (1) assess the enterprise risks within the IAIG to ensure that:

   1. (i) the material financial condition and liquidity risks to the members of the IAIG that are engaged in the business of insurance are identified by management; and
   2. (ii) reasonable and effective mitigation measures are in place;
2. (2) request, from any member of an IAIG subject to the superintendent’s supervision, information necessary and appropriate to assess enterprise risk, including information about the members of the IAIG pertaining to governance, risk assessment and management, capital adequacy, and material intercompany transactions;
3. (3) coordinate and, through the authority of the regulatory officials of the jurisdictions where members of the IAIG are domiciled, compel development and implementation of reasonable measures designed to ensure that the IAIG is able timely to recognize and mitigate enterprise risks to members of the IAIG that are engaged in the business of insurance;
4. (4) communicate with other state, Federal, and international regulatory agencies that oversee members of the IAIG and share relevant information subject to the provisions of Insurance Law section 110, through supervisory colleges as set forth in Insurance Law section 302, or otherwise;
5. (5) enter into agreements with or obtain documentation from any insurer registered under Insurance Law sections 1503, 1604, or 1717, any member of the IAIG, and any other state, Federal, and international regulatory agencies that oversee members of the IAIG, providing the basis for or otherwise clarifying the superintendent’s role as group-wide supervisor, including provisions for resolving disputes with other regulatory officials; and
6. (6) engage in other group-wide supervision activities, consistent with the authorities and purposes enumerated above, as considered necessary by the superintendent.