Nev. Admin. Code § 694C.240 - Security deposit or letter of credit
1. If the
Commissioner determines that the financial condition of a captive insurer
warrants additional security, the Commissioner may require the captive insurer
to:
(a) Deposit with the State Treasurer:
(1) Cash; or
(2) Securities which have been approved by
the Commissioner; or
(b)
Furnish the Commissioner a clean irrevocable letter of credit issued by a bank
chartered by the State of Nevada, or a bank that is a member of the United
States Federal Reserve System, on a form approved by the Commissioner. If there
is a change to such a letter of credit, the captive insurer shall, as soon as
practicable, file an updated copy of the letter of credit with the
Commissioner.
2. A
captive insurer may:
(a) Receive interest or
dividends from the security deposit; or
(b) With the approval of the Commissioner,
exchange the deposit for other deposits of equal value.
3. If the captive insurer discontinues
business, the Commissioner will return the deposit to the captive insurer only
after being satisfied that all obligations of the captive insurer have been
discharged.
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