An Act to Amend Article 1, Chapter 90, Title 38, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, Relating to Captive Insurance Companies, So as to Remove References to Captive Reinsurance Companies, to Require a Captive Insurance Company to Possess and Maintain Free and Unimpaired Paid-in Capital, Surplus, or a Combination Thereof and Establish Requirements, to Delete Certain Surplus References and Incorporation Requirements, to Provide the Provisions of Chapter 90 Apply to Captive Insurance Companies Formed as a Mutual Insurer, to Establish Reporting Requirements for Captive Insurance Companies and Remove Certain Provisions, to Allow a Captive Insurance Company to Discount Its Loss and Loss Adjustment with Approval by the Director, to Establish Oversight Requirements for Risk Retention Groups and Captive Insurance Companies, to Allow for Certain Captive Insurance Companies to Make Loans to Its Parent Company and Affiliates with Approval by the Director, to Establish Standards for Aggregate Taxes for Protected Cells, to Allow the Director to Reduce Capital Requirements for an Inactive Captive Insurance Company, to Remove Certain Asset Requirements, and to Alter Participant Requirements for a Sponsored Captive Insurance Company; and to Repeal Article 5, Chapter 90, Title 38 Relating to the Coastal Captive Insurance Company Act. - Ratified Title
It became law on May 31, 2018.
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