Section 205.50 Limitations and Restrictions
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 50 INSURANCE › CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE › Part 205 MUNICIPAL BOND INSURANCE › Section 205.50 Limitations and Restrictions
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Section 205.50 Limitations
and Restrictions
a)
1) In no event, shall the insured average annual debt service
(net of the appropriate allowance for acceptable reinsurance and collateral
allowable under Section 205.80) in respect to securities, backed by a single
revenue source, exceed an amount representing ten percent (10%) of the
insurer's policyholders' surplus plus its contingency reserve.
2) In no event, shall the insured unpaid principal (net of the
appropriate allowance for acceptable reinsurance and collateral allowable under
Section 205.80) in respect to securites backed by a single revenue source, when
added to the admitted value of the securities of such source in which the
insurer has invested, exceed amount representing seventy-five percent (75%) of
the insurer's policyholders' surplus plus its contingency reserve.
3) In no event, shall twice the outstanding cumulative net
liability under policies in force insuring industrial revenue bonds described
in subsection 205.30(f) plus the outstanding cumulative net liability under
policies in force insuring all other municipal bonds exceed:
A) 300 times the sum of the insurer's policyholders' surplus plus
its contingency reserve if the insurer transacts only municipal bond insurance,
or
B) 60 times the sum of the insurer's policyholders' surplus plus
its contingency reserve if the insurer transacts any insurance in addition to
municipal bond insurance.
b) In the event that the requirement of subsection (a)(2) is
exceeded because of municipal bond insurance written prior to the effective
date of this Part, then
1) the insurer shall not transact any new insurance of securities
backed by such a single revenue source as described in subsection (a)(2), and
2) the insurer shall not invest in any additional securities of
such single revenue source as described in subsection (a)(2), unless and until
the requirement of subsection (a)(2) has been met
or to the effective
date of this Part, then
1) the insurer shall not transact any new insurance of securities
backed by such a single revenue source as described in subsection (a)(2), and
2) the insurer shall not invest in any additional securities of
such single revenue source as described in subsection (a)(2), unless and until
the requirement of subsection (a)(2) has been met.
c) In the event that an insurer exceeds the limitation in
subsection (a)(3), it shall not transact any new insurance of municipal bonds
until the such excess no longer exists.
d) No insurer authorized to transact the business of insuring
municipal bonds shall pay any commission or make any gift of money, property or
other valuable thing to any employee, agent or representative of any issuer of
municipal bonds or of any underwriter of any issue of such bonds, as an
inducement to the purchase of a policy insuring such bonds, and no such
employee, agent or representative of such issuer or underwriter shall receive
any such payment or gift. However, violation of the provisions of this section
shall not have the effect of rendering void the insurance policy issued by the
insurer.
e) Any insurer that transacts any insurance other than municipal
bond insurance may not have more than twenty percent (20%) of its gross (direct
plus assumed) written premiums, net of acceptable reinsurance, in any one year
represented by municipal bond premiums.
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