An industrial life insurer shall be limited to the following:
The provisions of this section as to the minimum requirements as to paid-up capital stock and cash surplus shall not become effective until January 1, 1988, concerning any domestic company which was authorized to do business and was writing business in this state on July 1, 1985.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the securities qualified for deposit under this section may be deposited with a clearing corporation or held in the Federal Reserve book-entry system. Securities deposited with a clearing corporation or held in the Federal Reserve book-entry system and used to meet the deposit requirements set forth in this section shall be under the control of the Insurance Commissioner and shall not be withdrawn by the insurance company without the approval of the Insurance Commissioner. Any insurance company holding securities in such manner shall provide to the Insurance Commissioner evidence issued by its custodian or member bank through which such insurance company has deposited such securities in a clearing corporation or through which such securities are held in the Federal Reserve book-entry system, respectively, in order to establish that the securities are actually recorded in an account in the name of the custodian or other direct participant or member bank, and that the records of the custodian, other participant or member bank reflect that such securities are held subject to the order of the Insurance Commissioner.
Structure Mississippi Code
Chapter 19 - Domestic Companies
§ 83-19-1. Classifications of insurance companies
§ 83-19-3. Insurance of apparatus
§ 83-19-5. Expiration of charters under special acts
§ 83-19-7. Expiration of charters under general insurance laws
§ 83-19-11. Organization of insurance companies
§ 83-19-15. Organizational meeting
§ 83-19-16. Commissioner of Insurance to be notified of changes in officers or directors
§ 83-19-19. Certificate of organization
§ 83-19-27. Examination of financial ability, condition, and affairs
§ 83-19-29. New companies to file financial statement each quarter for two years
§ 83-19-31. Capital required for various classes of companies
§ 83-19-33. Capital stock payment
§ 83-19-35. Commissioner to approve the price per share of stock
§ 83-19-41. No stock to be placed on option
§ 83-19-43. Qualification of certain stock sales with securities exchange commission
§ 83-19-45. Organization through sale of stock in holding company prohibited
§ 83-19-47. Violation to invalidate organization of company
§ 83-19-51. Investment of funds by domestic insurance companies
§ 83-19-53. Investment to finance buildings for General Services Administration
§ 83-19-55. Real estate holdings
§ 83-19-57. Capital impairment
§ 83-19-59. Application to increase or reduce capital stock
§ 83-19-61. Increase of capital stock
§ 83-19-63. Reduction of capital stock
§ 83-19-67. Regulation of management contracts
§ 83-19-69. Certain contracts prohibited in another state
§ 83-19-75. Penalty for failure to report impairment of surplus
§ 83-19-77. Exceptions to surplus requirements
§ 83-19-79. "Equity security" defined
§ 83-19-81. Statements of ownership of equity securities
§ 83-19-83. Recovery of profit realized from certain purchase or sale of equity security
§ 83-19-85. Prohibition of certain sales of equity security
§ 83-19-87. Certain purchases or sales of equity securities excepted
§ 83-19-89. Certain arbitrage transactions excluded
§ 83-19-91. Solicitation of proxies, consents, or authorizations
§ 83-19-93. Transmission of security information
§ 83-19-95. Provisions inapplicable to certain equity securities