Colorado Code § 10-14-604

Cash capital. To avoid situations where a society's transactions would create
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undue financial risks to its enrollees, subscribers, certificate holders, or the people of this state,
the regulations specified in this section are authorized. The commissioner may by regulation
establish standards consistent with those of the national association of insurance commissioners
which require any society to maintain a minimum surplus level. The minimum surplus level shall
reflect the type, volume, and nature of the insurance business being transacted and the type of
entity for which the surplus levels are being established in accordance with the assessment
features of societies. The regulation may additionally require the submission of an opinion by a
qualified actuary which states whether the surplus level of the entity is sufficient for the
authority requested.

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