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No insurer authorized to do business in this state may take part in a reorganization unless
the reorganization has first been approved by the commissioner in accordance with this chapter.
A reorganizing insurer shall file a plan of reorganization consistent with the requirements of this
section, approved by the affirmative vote of a majority of its board of directors, for review and
approval by the commissioner. The plan must include:
1.A description of the nature and content, or a copy, of the annual report and financial
statement to be sent to each eligible member.
2.An analysis of the benefits and risks attendant to the proposed reorganization,
including the rationale for the reorganization and analysis of the comparative benefits
and risks to the reorganizing insurer of the reorganiz
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No insurer authorized to do business in this state may take part in a reorganization unless
the reorganization has first been approved by the commissioner in accordance with this chapter.
A reorganizing insurer shall file a plan of reorganization consistent with the requirements of this
section, approved by the affirmative vote of a majority of its board of directors, for review and
approval by the commissioner. The plan must include:
1. A description of the nature and content, or a copy, of the annual report and financial
statement to be sent to each eligible member.
2. An analysis of the benefits and risks attendant to the proposed reorganization,
including the rationale for the reorganization and analysis of the comparative benefits
and risks to the reorganizing insurer of the reorganization.
3. Information sufficient to demonstrate the financial condition of the reorganizing insurer
will not be affected adversely upon reorganization.
4. Information demonstrating that the reorganization will:
a. Establish a mutual insurance holding company with at least one stock insurance
company subsidiary, the majority of whose shares must be owned, either directly
or through an intermediate stock holding company, by the mutual insurance
holding company;
b. Ensure immediate membership in the mutual insurance holding company of all
existing eligible members of the reorganizing mutual insurance company;
c. Describe a plan providing for membership interest of future policyholders;
d. Include a copy of the proposed mutual insurance holding company's articles of
incorporation and bylaws specifying all membership rights;
e. Include a copy of the articles of incorporation and bylaws of the reorganizing
insurer, any proposed insurance company subsidiary, or intermediate holding
company subsidiary; and
f. Describe the number of members of the board of directors of the mutual
insurance holding company required to be policyholders.
5. Information demonstrating that upon an insolvency involving a stock insurance
company subsidiary of the mutual insurance holding company that resulted from the
reorganization, the assets of the mutual holding company will be available to satisfy
the policyholder obligations of the stock insurance company.
6. Information describing the mutual insurance holding company's general plans
regarding whether any accumulation or prospective accumulation of earnings by the
mutual insurance holding company which is or would be in excess of that determined
by the board of directors of the mutual insurance holding company to be necessary will
inure to the exclusive benefit of the policyholders of its insurance company
subsidiaries who are members.