1 | Representative(s) Weatherford offered the following: |
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3 | Amendment |
4 | Remove line(s) 100-137 and insert: |
5 | (b) Seven million for a new insurer writing residential |
6 | property insurance covering only manufactured housing. |
7 | (c)(b) For life insurers, 4 percent of the insurer's total |
8 | liabilities; |
9 | (d)(c) For life and health insurers, 4 percent of the |
10 | insurer's total liabilities, plus 6 percent of the insurer's |
11 | liabilities relative to health insurance; or |
12 | (e)(d) For all insurers other than life insurers and life |
13 | and health insurers, 10 percent of the insurer's total |
14 | liabilities; |
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16 | however, a domestic insurer that transacts residential property |
17 | insurance and is a wholly owned subsidiary of an insurer |
18 | authorized to do business in any other state shall possess |
19 | surplus as to policyholders of at least $50 million, but no |
20 | insurer shall be required under this subsection to have surplus |
21 | as to policyholders greater than $100 million. |
22 | Section 5. Subsection (1) of section 624.408, Florida |
23 | Statutes, is amended to read: |
24 | 624.408 Surplus as to policyholders required; new and |
25 | existing insurers.-- |
26 | (1)(a) To maintain a certificate of authority to transact |
27 | any one kind or combinations of kinds of insurance, as defined |
28 | in part V of this chapter, an insurer in this state shall at all |
29 | times maintain surplus as to policyholders not less than the |
30 | greater of: |
31 | 1. Except as provided in subparagraphs subparagraph 5. and |
32 | 6. and paragraph (b), $1.5 million; |
33 | 2. For life insurers, 4 percent of the insurer's total |
34 | liabilities; |
35 | 3. For life and health insurers, 4 percent of the |
36 | insurer's total liabilities plus 6 percent of the insurer's |
37 | liabilities relative to health insurance; or |
38 | 4. For all insurers other than mortgage guaranty insurers, |
39 | life insurers, and life and health insurers, 10 percent of the |
40 | insurer's total liabilities;. |
41 | 5. For property and casualty insurers writing casualty |
42 | insurance, $4 million; or |
43 | 6. For insurers writing property insurance, $12 million. |
44 | (b) For any property and casualty insurer holding a |
45 | certificate of authority on December 30, 2006, and for an |
46 | insurer writing residential property insurance covering only |
47 | manufactured housing 1, 1993, the |