Tex. Insurance Code § 941.353
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 941.353, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 941.353. REQUIREMENTS OF CONVERSION PLAN.
Official statutory text
The conversion plan must provide that a capital stock insurance company will be formed in accordance with Chapter 822, except that:
(1) the company's required minimum capital and surplus must equal the required minimum guaranty fund and surplus of the Lloyd's plan;
(2) the company's assets may be in cash or in the form of an investment lawfully held by the Lloyd's plan; and
(3) an original examination under Section 822.058(b) is not required unless directed by the commissioner.
(1) the company's required minimum capital and surplus must equal the required minimum guaranty fund and surplus of the Lloyd's plan;
(2) the company's assets may be in cash or in the form of an investment lawfully held by the Lloyd's plan; and
(3) an original examination under Section 822.058(b) is not required unless directed by the commissioner.
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