OR DFR Bulletin 1994-04: Creditor's Rights Coverage
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INSURANCE DIVISION BULLETIN INS 94-4
DATE: June 24, 1994
TO: All Title Insurers and Title Insurance Agents in Oregon
RE: Creditor's Rights Coverage
In June 1993. the Insurance Division provided the title insurance industry
with guidelines for using specific editions of ALTA policies, as well as for charges for creditor's rights
coverage. Creditor's rights coverage requires a charge. whether by indorsement or loading. if provided
by a policy edition that does not expressly exclude it.
Failure to file for a charge for this exposure may create unfair discrimination in the rating structure and
grounds for withdrawal of approval of policy forms.
As of the date of this bulletin, only two of the eight active title companies in Oregon have responded to
the Insurance Division's request for filing an indorsement with a premium charge for deletion of the
creditor's rights exclusion in the 1992 and 1990 policies and/or a loading of 1987 and 1970 policies to
cover the creditor's rights exposure.
The premium charge for this exposure should cover administrative and document review. consultation
with regional/home office and title personnel. lender interview. preparation and risk.
All title insurers and title insurance agents in Oregon that are covering a creditor's rights exposure
should have an approved filing for the appropriate charge for this coverage.
_______(signed)_______
Mary Alice Bjork, Administrator
Insurance Division
Department of Consumer and Business Services
Department of Consumer and Business Services
Insurance Division
350 Winter St. NE, Room 440
PO Box 14480
Salem, OR 97301-0405
(503) 947-7980
FAX (503) 378-4351
TTY (503) 947-7280
www.oregoninsurance.org
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