Cal. INS § 1104.1
This is the official text of Cal. INS § 1104.1, part of California’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the insurance policies sold in California.
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Official statutory text
The commissioner may from time to time require any domestic admitted insurer to report to him, in such detail as he may prescribe, the moneys and securities owned by it, the place where such moneys and securities are deposited and, in the case of moneys and securities deposited outside the State, the reason for maintaining each such deposit outside the State.
Whenever the commissioner after hearing following notice, finds that such moneys or securities are maintained on deposit outside the State in excess of legal requirements and of the reasonable needs of the business of such insurer, he may order such insurer to transfer to, and maintain in, this State money and securities to the extent of such excess and to cease, pending such transfer, from unnecessary transfers of moneys and securities from this State to any place outside this State.
Whenever the commissioner after hearing following notice, finds that such moneys or securities are maintained on deposit outside the State in excess of legal requirements and of the reasonable needs of the business of such insurer, he may order such insurer to transfer to, and maintain in, this State money and securities to the extent of such excess and to cease, pending such transfer, from unnecessary transfers of moneys and securities from this State to any place outside this State.
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