Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
1,929 matching statutes
United States — Kansas
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A mortgage guaranty insurance company, its holding company, and affiliates generally may not keep deposits with a lender that it insures, except for certain commercial checking accounts and normal deposits tied to an active bank line of credit.
United States — Kansas
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The commissioner may adopt rules for pure captive insurance companies, and before those rules are adopted may approve coverage of certain risks case by case.
United States — Kansas
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The commissioner or staff must examine each bank and trust company at least every 18 months and can do additional examinations when needed.
United States — Kansas
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A qualifying life insurance company may receive an affidavit and must cancel and replace certain policies when a named beneficiary dies, if the listed conditions are met.
United States — Kansas
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Water purchasers may appeal a charge they think is unreasonable, extortionate, or unjust to the state corporation commission.
United States — Kansas
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A foreign title insurance company doing business in Kansas must compute its unearned premium reserve under the laws of its home state.
United States — Kansas
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Foreign insurance companies may not do insurance business in the state unless their deposits are at least $100,000 above their U.S. liabilities.
United States — Kansas
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This section defines a statutory public benefit limited liability company, describes required public-benefit statements in its formation documents, and requires notice before issuing interests in some cases.
United States — Kansas
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A township and city may agree to organize a fire department or fire company, and their boards have the power to decide whether to enter that agreement.
United States — Kansas
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Service companies and technical representatives must get the required licenses, renew them on time, and follow application, education, testing, and fee rules.
United States — Kansas
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Certain national banks and federal savings institutions in Kansas may convert to a state bank or state trust company if they meet voting, application, name, and approval requirements.
United States — Kansas
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The board of directors may choose a chairperson and must elect a president, vice-presidents, a secretary, and a cashier. Officers and employees handling bank funds must be bonded, the board approves the bond terms, the bank pays the cost, and bond coverage proof must be given to the commissioner. An officer who becomes
United States — Kansas
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A limited liability company’s name must include an approved phrase, abbreviation, or designation.
United States — Kansas
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This provision says who may wind up a limited liability company’s affairs and what winding-up persons may do after dissolution.
United States — Kansas
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Foreign insurance companies may get authority to do business in the state only if they meet listed requirements and file required documents.
United States — Kansas
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Before merger or consolidation approval, the companies must file a verified joint application with the insurance commissioner and include specified documents.
United States — Kansas
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Banks and trust companies may hold certain real and personal property, but the section sets time limits, approval rules, and a cap on certain investments.
United States — Kansas
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Captive insurance companies must pay premium taxes on certain premiums, with different rates, caps, deadlines, and exceptions for direct premiums, assumed reinsurance, and redomesticating companies.
United States — Kansas
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Foreign insurance companies may not do business in Kansas unless they meet the stated capital, surplus, and deposit requirements, and applicants must file specified documents with the commissioner of insurance.
United States — Kansas
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Insurance companies must calculate unearned premium reserves as a pro rata amount of premiums on unexpired risks, with limited use of the “rule of 78” method. Certain domestic title insurance companies must maintain an unearned premium reserve, and some noncancelable policies require an additional 3% per year reserve.