(1) No agent shall enter into any contract, lease or other arrangement under which a financial institution is authorized to advertise, promote or announce to its customers or the public in any fashion:
- (a) The availability of insurance products through means of the financial institution’s contract, lease or arrange- ment with the agent; or
- (b) Information regarding such insurance products, including, without limitation, the names of insurance compa- nies represented by the agent and premium rates.
- (2) Every contract, lease, or other arrangement under which an agent obtains space in the retail area of a financial institution shall contain a prohibition against the financial institution advertising, promoting, or announcing publicly in any fashion the availability of insurance products or any information regarding such insurance products, includ- ing, without limitations, the names of insurance companies represented by the agent and premium rates.
(3) No advertising, promotional material or public announcement by an agent or insurance company shall contain:
- (a) Any language or implication to the effect that the agent can provide or make available insurance products through a financial institution. INSURANCE AGENCIES, INSURANCE AGENTS, AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS SHARING A RETAIL AREA
- (b) Any use of the name of the financial institution other than strictly as an address referencing the location of the insurance agent or agency involved. Further, the use of the address should not be made in such a manner as to draw prominent attention to, or indicate any other relationship with the financial institution to the insurance product being advertised.
Authority: T.C.A. §§56—6—127 and 56—8—113. Administrative History: Original chapter filed January 16, 1985; effective February 15, 1985.