Tex. Insurance Code § 425.126
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 425.126, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 425.126.
Official statutory text
Sec. 425.126. RISK CONTROL TRANSACTIONS: DERIVATIVE USE PLAN. (a) Before an insurance company enters into a derivative transaction, the company's board of directors must approve a derivative use plan as part of the investment plan required by Section 425.105.
(b) The derivative use plan must:
(1) describe investment objectives and risk constraints, such as counterparty exposure amounts;
(2) define permissible transactions identifying the risks to be hedged or the assets or liabilities being replicated; and
(3) require compliance with internal control procedures.
(b) The derivative use plan must:
(1) describe investment objectives and risk constraints, such as counterparty exposure amounts;
(2) define permissible transactions identifying the risks to be hedged or the assets or liabilities being replicated; and
(3) require compliance with internal control procedures.
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