Tex. Insurance Code § 823.303
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 823.303, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 823.303. ADJUSTMENT TO DETERMINATION.
Official statutory text
If an affiliate is valued using a method other than the method provided by Section 823.302(2)(C), the valuation of the investment is computed by subtracting from the determined value an amount equal to the value claimed for any of the affiliate's assets that would not be admitted assets for the insurer if held directly by the insurer and that:
(1) are held by the affiliate but are used, including use under a lease agreement, significantly in the conduct of the insurer's business; or
(2) were acquired from or purchased for the benefit or use of the insurer by the affiliate under specific circumstances that, in the commissioner's opinion, support a reasonable finding that the primary purpose of the acquisition or purchase was to evade or avoid application of this code.
(1) are held by the affiliate but are used, including use under a lease agreement, significantly in the conduct of the insurer's business; or
(2) were acquired from or purchased for the benefit or use of the insurer by the affiliate under specific circumstances that, in the commissioner's opinion, support a reasonable finding that the primary purpose of the acquisition or purchase was to evade or avoid application of this code.
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