Nev. Admin. Code § 695D.270 - Determination of financial condition: Assets considered
The Division will consider the following assets owned by an organization in determining its financial condition:
1. Cash in the possession of the organization
or in transit under its control, including the true balance of any deposit in a
solvent bank, trust company or savings and loan association.
2. Any investment or security acquired or
held as provided in NAC 695D.250.
3. Any asset acquired through the exercise of
its powers contained in paragraphs (a) and (b) of subsection 1 of NAC 695D.160
and approved pursuant to subsections 2 and 3 of that section.
4. Any interest due or accrued on:
(a) Any bond that is not in default and is
not valued on a basis that includes accrued interest.
(b) Cash deposited in a solvent bank, trust
company or savings and loan association.
5. The unaccrued portion of any tax paid
before the date it is due.
6. Any
premium in collection, less any commission payable on the premium. Except for a
premium payable directly or indirectly by the Federal Government or by any of
its instrumentalities, a premium in collection will not be considered for the
purposes of this section if it is more than 60 days past due.
7. The full amount of reinsurance recoverable
by an organization from a solvent reinsurer.
8. The cost of any machine and related
equipment used for a data processing, recordkeeping or accounting system, if:
(a) That cost is not less than $5,000 per
system;
(b) The cost is amortized
in full over a period of not more than 5 years; and
(c) The aggregate amount invested in all such
systems does not exceed 5 percent of the assets of the organization.
9. Any property acquired through
the exercise of its powers contained in NAC 695D.160.
10. To the extent consistent with the
provisions of this chapter and at such value as the Commissioner may determine,
any other asset deemed by the Commissioner to be available for the payment of
claims.
Notes
NRS 679B.130, 695D.100
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