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Code · Utah · Title 31A — Insurance Code · Chapter 8

31A-8-217. Material transactions by insurers which are part of holding company system.

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31A-8-217. Material transactions by insurers which are part of holding company system.
(1)This section applies to an insurer licensed under this chapter that is part of a holding company system, for purposes of:
(a)the reporting requirements of Section 31A-16-105 ; and
(b)the material transaction standards of Section 31A-16-106 .
(2)Unless otherwise provided by rule, a transaction is not material under Subsection 31A-16-105(4) if the transaction involves an amount:
(a)of not more than:
(i)10% for each transaction; or
(ii)20% for cumulative transactions during any one calendar year; and
(b)calculated:
(i)on the basis of the organization's surplus requirement, determined in accordance with Section 31A-5-211 ; and
(ii)as of December 31 of the year immediately preceding the transaction.
Amended by Chapter 252 , 2003 General Session
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