United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 515.36 - Financial statements — mutual companies
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A company must file a detailed financial statement with the commissioner of insurance after meeting earlier chapter requirements.
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A company must file a detailed financial statement with the commissioner of insurance after meeting earlier chapter requirements.
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Insurance companies seeking to do business under this chapter must file specified corporate documents and statements with the commissioner. Agents may not transact business for a company whose capital is impaired by liabilities by 20% while the deficiency continues.
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Certain captive insurers must follow commissioner-set investment rules, and the commissioner may approve some exceptions and affiliate loans.
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A dissolved LLC may ask the district court to set security for certain post-dissolution claims, but must notify known contingent claimants within 10 days and pay a guardian ad litem’s reasonable fees if one is appointed.
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A qualifying registered foreign limited liability company must file a statement of withdrawal with the secretary of state, and the statement must be signed and include required information.
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The insurance commissioner must withhold authority to do business from noncompliant companies, and late filing can trigger a $500 penalty plus $100 per day after notice.
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A mutual insurer may convert to a stock insurance company under an approved conversion plan, and the commissioner has limited review powers in certain transactions.
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Certain LLCs must file a biennial report with the secretary of state.
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A connected local exchange company must provide telephonic connection for messages offered over a long distance company’s lines or system, without discrimination or unreasonable delay, and with equality.
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A bank or trust company must keep records showing ownership of the investment and keep the investment in its possession and control, separate from its own assets.
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A railroad company is liable for damage or destruction of certain buildings on railroad land when the harm is caused by the company’s negligence or that of its servants or agents.
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Certain mutual financial entities must publish a conversion notice within 30 days and post a copy on their website for at least 30 days.
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A qualifying bank or trust company may create or use common trust funds and may invest fiduciary funds in them, subject to stated conditions.
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A limited liability company may rescind its dissolution unless certain disqualifying events have occurred, and it must satisfy member approval and filing requirements.
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The director may discipline a registrant after notice and hearing, including revoking, suspending, limiting, or refusing registration, and may impose a civil penalty up to $10,000 per violation.
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An appraisal management company must keep detailed records, pay appraisers within 45 days unless an exception applies, and retain certain records for at least five years.