Utah Code § 31A-18-114

Commissioner's orders
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(1) If the commissioner determines that an insurer's practices do not meet the provisions of this
chapter, the commissioner may order, after notification to the insurer of the commissioner's
findings, the insurer to make changes necessary to comply with the provisions in this chapter.
(2) If the commissioner determines that due to the financial condition, current investment practice,
or current investment plan of an insurer, the interests of insureds, creditors, or the general
public are or may be endangered, the commissioner may:

(a) impose reasonable additional restrictions on the admissibility or valuation of investments; or
(b) impose restrictions on the investment practices of an insurer, including prohibition or
divestment.
(3) If an insurer demonstrates that a law of a country other than the United States requires the
insurer to invest in an asset as a condition for doing business in that country, the commissioner
may count that asset towards the insurer's compliance with the minimum asset requirement if
the commissioner finds that counting the asset does not endanger the interests of the insureds,
creditors, or the general public.
(4)
(a) If an insurer demonstrates the financial security of an insurer and the competence of
the insurer's management and advisor in a way that satisfies the commissioner, the
commissioner may issue an order, after a hearing, adjusting the limitations of classes of
investment described in Section 31A-18-111 for that insurer if the commissioner is satisfied
that the interests of the insureds, creditors, and the public are sufficiently protected in other
ways.
(b) The increase authorized by the commissioner to the amount an insurer may invest in any or
all asset classes may not exceed, in value, 10% of the insurer's liabilities.

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