Jericho Share Ceases NY Operations for Selling Unlicensed Health Insurance
Summary
The New York State Department of Financial Services announced that Jericho Share has agreed to cease all operations in New York for selling unlicensed health insurance plans. This action follows an investigation into the company's activities.
What changed
The New York State Department of Financial Services (NYSDFS) has announced that Jericho Share will cease all operations within New York State due to the sale of unlicensed health insurance plans. Acting Superintendent Kaitlin Asrow stated that the company has agreed to this cessation following an investigation by the department. This action aims to protect consumers from potentially fraudulent or inadequate insurance coverage.
This enforcement action means Jericho Share can no longer market, sell, or service any health insurance products in New York. Consumers who may have purchased or been solicited by Jericho Share are advised to contact the NYSDFS for guidance and to report any concerns. While specific penalties are not detailed in this announcement, the cessation of operations represents a significant regulatory consequence for operating without proper licensing.
What to do next
- Review any existing policies or contracts with Jericho Share.
- Report any solicitations or sales of unlicensed insurance by Jericho Share to the NYSDFS.
- Ensure all health insurance products offered in New York are properly licensed with the NYSDFS.
Penalties
Cease and desist from all operations in New York State.
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Acting Superintendent Kaitlin Asrow Announces Jericho Share to Cease Operations in New York for Selling Unlicensed Health Insurance Plans
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