Texas § 823.401 PROHIBITION OF INDIRECT ACTION FOR CONTROLLED INSURER.

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§ 823.401 — PROHIBITION OF INDIRECT ACTION FOR CONTROLLED INSURER.

Texas § 823.401

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 823.401 (2026).

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Sec. 823.401. PROHIBITION OF INDIRECT ACTION FOR CONTROLLED INSURER.

(a)A holding company or controlled person may not directly or indirectly do or cause to be done for or on behalf of a controlled insurer any act intended to affect, influence, change, or alter the insurance operations of the insurer that would violate this code if done by the insurer alone.

(b)This section does not limit or prohibit a holding company or a person in the insurance holding company system from conducting on behalf of the person any type of business that would be normal and natural to the person if the person were not in the holding company system.

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Sec. 823.401. PROHIBITION OF INDIRECT ACTION FOR CONTROLLED INSURER. (a) A holding company or controlled person may not directly or indirectly do or cause to be done for or on behalf of a controlled insurer any act intended to affect, influence, change, or alter the insurance operations of the insurer that would violate this code if done by the insurer alone.
(b) This section does not limit or prohibit a holding company or a person in the insurance holding company system from conducting on behalf of the person any type of business that would be normal and natural to the person if the person were not in the holding company system.