(a) A reciprocal insurer may be authorized to engage in the insurance business if the reciprocal insurer meets the requirements of this section and is otherwise in compliance with the applicable provisions of this article.
(b) To write assessable policies, a reciprocal insurer must have surplus funds of not less than:
(1) $375,000 for one kind of insurance business; and
(2) $750,000 for two or more kinds of insurance business.
(c) To write nonassessable policies, a reciprocal insurer must:
(1) have surplus funds of not less than:
(i) $750,000 for one kind of insurance business; and
(ii) $1,500,000 for two or more kinds of insurance business; and
(2) comply with the deposit requirements of § 4-106 of this article.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Subtitle 2 - Reciprocal Insurers
Section 3-201 - "Subscriber" Defined
Section 3-202 - Scope of Subtitle
Section 3-203 - Qualifications of Reciprocal Insurers
Section 3-204 - Organization and Application for Certificate of Authority
Section 3-205 - Bond of Attorney in Fact
Section 3-206 - Issuance of Certificate of Authority
Section 3-207 - Scope of Certificate of Authority
Section 3-208 - Denials, Suspensions, and Revocations
Section 3-209 - Business Name; Authority to Sue
Section 3-210 - Annual Statement
Section 3-211 - Financial Condition of Reciprocal Insurer
Section 3-212 - Attorney in Fact; Power of Attorney
Section 3-214 - Subscribers' Advisory Committee
Section 3-215 - Modification of Subscribers' Agreement or Power of Attorney
Section 3-216 - Liability of Subscribers
Section 3-218 - Extinguishing Subscribers' Liability and Issuance of Nonassessable Policies
Section 3-220 - Advances of Money