Connecticut § 38a-962d Prohibited activities during supervision. Prior approval.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 38a-962d — Prohibited activities during supervision. Prior approval.

Connecticut § 38a-962d

Title 38aInsurance

Ch. 704cInsurers Rehabilitation and Liquidation Act and Termination of Domestic Life Insurance Companies

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Conn. Gen. Stat. § 38a-962d (2026).

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During the period of supervision, the commissioner or his designated appointees shall serve as the administrative supervisor. The commissioner may determine that the insurer may not do any of the following during the period of supervision, without the prior approval of the commissioner or his designated appointee:

(1)Dispose of, convey or encumber any of its assets or its business in force;

(2)withdraw any of its bank accounts;

(3)lend any of its funds;

(4)invest any of its funds;

(5)transfer any of its property;

(6)incur any debt, obligation or liability;

(7)merge or consolidate with another company;

(8)approve new premiums or renew any policies;

(9)enter into any new reinsurance contract or treaty;

(10)terminate, surrender, forfeit, convert or lapse any insurance policy, certif

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During the period of supervision, the commissioner or his designated appointees shall serve as the administrative supervisor. The commissioner may determine that the insurer may not do any of the following during the period of supervision, without the prior approval of the commissioner or his designated appointee: (1) Dispose of, convey or encumber any of its assets or its business in force; (2) withdraw any of its bank accounts; (3) lend any of its funds; (4) invest any of its funds; (5) transfer any of its property; (6) incur any debt, obligation or liability; (7) merge or consolidate with another company; (8) approve new premiums or renew any policies; (9) enter into any new reinsurance contract or treaty; (10) terminate, surrender, forfeit, convert or lapse any insurance policy, certificate or contract, except for nonpayment of premiums due; (11) release, pay or refund premium deposits, accrued cash or loan values, unearned premiums or other reserves on any insurance policy, certificate or contract; (12) make any material change in management; or (13) increase salaries and benefits of officers or directors or the preferential payment of bonuses, dividends or other payments deemed preferential.