An insurer may invest in tangible personal property, or interests therein evidenced by trust certificates or other instruments, and a right to receive rental, charter hire, purchase or other payments for the use or purchase of such personal property adequate to return the investment and payable or guaranteed by 1 or more governmental units or instrumentalities whose obligations would qualify for investment under § 1306 of this title (public obligations) or 1 or more institutions whose obligations would qualify for investment under § 1308(a) or under § 1308(c)(2) or (4) of this title (corporate obligations). No insurer shall make an investment pursuant to this section if the aggregate amount so invested will exceed 5% of its assets or if the aggregate amount so invested as to which such rental, charter hire, purchase or other payments are payable or guaranteed by any 1 governmental unit or instrumentality other than the United States or Canada or any 1 institution will exceed 1% of such sets.
Structure Delaware Code
§ 1303. General qualifications.
§ 1304. Authorization; record of investments.
§ 1307. Obligations and stock of certain federal and international agencies.
§ 1308. Corporate obligations.
§ 1309. Corporate obligations; terms defined.
§ 1310. Preferred or guaranteed stocks.
§ 1311. Common stocks; limited partnerships.
§ 1313. Stock of subsidiaries.
§ 1314. Common trust funds; mutual funds.
§ 1315. Bankers' acceptances; bills of exchange.
§ 1316. Equipment trust certificates.
§ 1319. Savings and share accounts.
§ 1320. Miscellaneous investments.
§ 1321. Investments in foreign countries.
§ 1322. Special investments of title insurers.
§ 1323. Real estate mortgages.
§ 1325. Time limit for disposal of real estate.
§ 1326. Time limit for disposal of other ineligible property and securities.
§ 1327. Failure to dispose of real estate or securities; effect; penalty.
§ 1328. Prohibited investments and investment underwriting.
§ 1329. Investments of foreign insurers.
§ 1333. Rules and regulations [For application of this section, see 79 Del. Laws, c. 207, § 3].