Nebraska § 44-243 All-lines insurer; minimum surplus; maintain; failure; effect

Nebraska Statutes

§ 44-243 — All-lines insurer; minimum surplus; maintain; failure; effect

Nebraska·Ch. 44 Insurance

Except as provided in section  44-202.01 , an all-lines insurer shall maintain a minimum surplus to policyholders, as defined in section  44-222 , of at least two million dollars in the form of capital, if a stock insurance company, or in the form of surplus, if a mutual insurance company, in accordance with sections  44-214  and  44-219 , respectively. Such an insurer shall not be subject to section  44-245  so long as its surplus to policyholders exceeds such minimum. Whenever the surplus to policyholders of such an insurer falls below such minimum, it shall be deemed to be an impaired insurer and shall automatically be subject to section  44-245 .

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Except as provided in section 44-202.01 , an all-lines insurer shall maintain a minimum surplus to policyholders, as defined in section 44-222 , of at least two million dollars in the form of capital, if a stock insurance company, or in the form of surplus, if a mutual insurance company, in accordance with sections 44-214 and 44-219 , respectively. Such an insurer shall not be subject to section 44-245 so long as its surplus to policyholders exceeds such minimum. Whenever the surplus to policyholders of such an insurer falls below such minimum, it shall be deemed to be an impaired insurer and shall automatically be subject to section 44-245 .

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