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.
4,174 matching statutes
United States — Texas
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Insurance companies must give written notice before an initial hedging transaction, be able to justify the transaction on request, and stay within specified asset/exposure limits; the commissioner may order corrective action if the transaction is noncompliant or creates hazardous financial conditions.
United States — Texas
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A troubled title insurance company may not pay shareholder distributions until specified claims and interest are recovered, and the receiver may seek repayment of certain prior affiliate distributions.
United States — Texas
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A professional limited liability company name must include the phrase “professional limited liability company” or an abbreviation of it.
United States — Texas
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The commissioner may require securities or sale proceeds to be held in trust, and the bank or trust company must release or return them only when the section’s conditions are met.
United States — Texas
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A company is treated as engaging in scrutinized business operations in Sudan if it meets the listed Sudan business-activity conditions, including certain government-linked contracts, oil or mineral activity thresholds, power-production thresholds, or military-equipment sales with no stated exception.
United States — Texas
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A farm mutual insurance company’s bylaws may authorize local chapters, districts, and delegates as the governing body, and may take the company’s risks and territory into account when setting them up.
United States — Texas
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A provision that could be in a limited liability company’s company agreement may also be put in its certificate of formation if Section 3.005(b) allows it.
United States — Texas
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Directors of a domestic insurance company must choose one director to be president, and if the bylaws do not set officers’ duties or compensation, the directors must set them.
United States — Texas
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A farm mutual insurance company’s control must ultimately be vested in its members through a governing body elected by members or member-elected delegates. Members may also establish local chapters, branches, lodges, or similar organizations through that governing body.
United States — Texas
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This section defines “insurer” for this chapter.
United States — Texas
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If a complicit listed company is identified, the investing entity must send written notice; if the company then acts further to become complicit, the investing entity must divest or withdraw its publicly traded securities, with a stated exception.
United States — Texas
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Certain foreign or alien life insurance companies must keep paying an occupation tax on renewal premiums if they stop writing new business in the state.
United States — Texas
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Shares acquired under the stock acquisition plan must be held in trust for policyholders, and the trustees must handle voting, payments, and filling vacancies as stated.
United States — Texas
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Certain foreign or alien insurance companies may not do insurance business in this state unless they first get a certificate of authority from the department.
United States — Texas
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A mutual life insurance company may convert into a stock life insurance company through a mutual-plan holding company structure if the commissioner finds the plan fair and equitable to policyholders and approves it.
United States — Texas
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The commissioner must issue a certificate of authority to a domestic insurance company if the listed conditions are met, and must provide a certified copy on written request.
United States — Texas
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The receiver may void certain transfers or liens involving a state trust company, and people involved in them may have to account for the benefit received.
United States — Texas
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A proposed insurance company’s articles of incorporation must include five items: the company name, principal office location, kind of insurance business, capital stock amount, and surplus amount.
United States — Texas
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A deregulated company may ask the commission to give it a certificate of operating authority. If all of the company's markets have been deregulated under Subchapter B, the commission must issue that certificate and rescind the company's certificate of convenience and necessity.
United States — Texas
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The commissioner may require an insurance company to hold capital and surplus above the chapter minimums.