Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
1,424 matching statutes
United States — Iowa
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This section requires a receiver to manage a protected cell captive company’s assets and liabilities after certain orders, keeps protected cell assets separate, limits what those assets may pay, and lets the commissioner approve certain uses or conversions in insolvency.
United States — Iowa
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Certain domestic and foreign insurance companies may merge or consolidate under this chapter, but some mergers are excluded and domestic insurers may not assume or reinsure other companies’ risks except as allowed here.
United States — Iowa
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Managers of a professional LLC must be licensed professionals, except during dissolution or conversion, when unlicensed people may serve as officers and directors only to carry out those limited tasks.
United States — Iowa
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A captive company must meet minimum paid-in capital and surplus requirements before the commissioner may issue a certificate of authority.
United States — Iowa
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Fire insurance companies and associations must use their incorporated name in business and on policies; policy documents may not suggest another company is responsible for losses, except for limited department or agency and affiliate references. Insurance company representatives may advertise their own business without
United States — Iowa
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A professional limited liability company can be involuntarily dissolved or its assets and business liquidated by the district court for a violation. It must stop practicing if the last member dies, loses licensure, or control of the last member’s interests passes to someone else, and it must promptly dissolve or conver
United States — Iowa
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A mutual bank holding company is subject to Iowa business corporation law, and the superintendent may adopt related rules.
United States — Iowa
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This section limits how insurance companies other than life insurers may invest their assets, and sets rules for holding, collateralizing, valuing, and disposing of certain investments.
United States — Iowa
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A company may not deliver variable contracts in this state unless it is licensed or organized for life insurance or annuity business here, and the insurance commissioner is satisfied the company’s operation is not hazardous.
United States — Iowa
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After an approved conversion, the commissioner must issue a new certificate of authority to the successor stock company, and the successor company continues the mutual insurer’s business and liabilities.
United States — Iowa
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A protected-series transferable interest must initially be owned by an associated member or by the company.
United States — Iowa
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A foreign limited liability company may register to do business in this state despite differences in formation law, but registration does not let it do anything a limited liability company cannot lawfully do in this state.