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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 620 — Insurance — investments

620.04 Specific orders.

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620.04 Specific orders.
(1)Additional restrictions. If the commissioner finds that by reason of investment conditions generally or of the financial condition or current investment practice of an individual insurer, the interests of insureds, creditors, or the public are or may be endangered, the commissioner may do any of the following:
(a)For insurers that are not restricted under s. 620.03 , impose reasonable and temporary restrictions upon the investments of an individual insurer, including prohibition or divestment of a particular investment.
(b)For insurers that are subject to s. 620.03 , impose reasonable restrictions upon the investments of an individual insurer, including prohibition or divestment of a particular investment.
(2)Consent investments. The commissioner may count an asset toward satisfaction of the compulsory surplus requirement or the security surplus standard, or both, even if it does not conform to this chapter or rules promulgated thereunder, if the commissioner finds that counting it does not endanger the interests of insureds, creditors or the public.
(3)Alien investments. The commissioner may count toward satisfaction of the compulsory surplus requirement or the security surplus standard any assets in which an insurer must invest under the laws of a country other than the United States as a condition for doing business in that country if the commissioner finds that counting them does not endanger the interests of insureds, creditors or the public of this state.
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