Texas § 441.155 REINSURANCE DURING CONSERVATORSHIP.

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§ 441.155 — REINSURANCE DURING CONSERVATORSHIP.

Texas § 441.155

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 441.155 (2026).

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Sec. 441.155. REINSURANCE DURING CONSERVATORSHIP.

(a)If during a conservatorship it appears that the interest of the insurer's policyholders or certificate holders is best protected by reinsuring the policies or certificates, the conservator may, with the approval of or at the direction of the commissioner:

(1)reinsure all or part of the insurer's policies or certificates with a solvent insurer authorized to engage in business in this state; and

(2)to the extent that the insurer has reserves attributable to the reinsured policies or certificates, transfer to the reinsurer reserves in an amount sufficient to reinsure the policies or certificates.

(b)A transfer of reserves under this section may not be considered a preference of a creditor.

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Sec. 441.155. REINSURANCE DURING CONSERVATORSHIP. (a) If during a conservatorship it appears that the interest of the insurer's policyholders or certificate holders is best protected by reinsuring the policies or certificates, the conservator may, with the approval of or at the direction of the commissioner:
(1) reinsure all or part of the insurer's policies or certificates with a solvent insurer authorized to engage in business in this state; and
(2) to the extent that the insurer has reserves attributable to the reinsured policies or certificates, transfer to the reinsurer reserves in an amount sufficient to reinsure the policies or certificates.
(b) A transfer of reserves under this section may not be considered a preference of a creditor.