Minnesota § 145D.31 CERTAIN CONVERSION TRANSACTIONS PROHIBITED

Minnesota Statutes

§ 145D.31 — CERTAIN CONVERSION TRANSACTIONS PROHIBITED

Minnesota § 145D.31

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Ch. 145DHEALTH CARE TRANSACTIONS

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Minn. Stat. § 145D.31 (2026).

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A nonprofit health coverage entity must not enter into a conversion transaction if:

(1)doing so would result in less than the full and fair value of all public benefit assets remaining dedicated to the public benefit; or

(2)an individual who has been an officer, director, or other executive of the nonprofit health coverage entity or of a related organization, or a family member of such an individual:

(i)has held or will hold, whether guaranteed or contingent, an ownership stake, stock, securities, investment, or other financial interest in an entity to which the nonprofit health coverage entity transfers public benefit assets in connection with the conversion transaction;

(ii)has received or will receive any type of compensation or other financial benefit, except for salary or wages pa

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A nonprofit health coverage entity must not enter into a conversion transaction if:
(1) doing so would result in less than the full and fair value of all public benefit assets remaining dedicated to the public benefit; or
(2) an individual who has been an officer, director, or other executive of the nonprofit health coverage entity or of a related organization, or a family member of such an individual:
(i) has held or will hold, whether guaranteed or contingent, an ownership stake, stock, securities, investment, or other financial interest in an entity to which the nonprofit health coverage entity transfers public benefit assets in connection with the conversion transaction;
(ii) has received or will receive any type of compensation or other financial benefit, except for salary or wages paid for employment, from an entity to which the nonprofit health coverage entity transfers public benefit assets in connection with the conversion transaction;
(iii) has held or will hold, whether guaranteed or contingent, an ownership stake, stock, securities, investment, or other financial interest in an entity that has or will have a business relationship with an entity to which the nonprofit health coverage entity transfers public benefit assets in connection with the conversion transaction; or
(iv) has received or will receive any type of compensation or other financial benefit, except for salary or wages paid for employment, from an entity that has or will have a business relationship with an entity to which the nonprofit health coverage entity transfers public benefit assets in connection with the conversion transaction.