Admitted Assets

Admitted Assets

In the United States, assets that a state permits an insurance company to include on its balance sheet. Admitted assets vary state to state, but they must be both liquid and able to be valued; they are important to determining an insurance company's solvency in the event an unusually large number of claims are made. Admitted assets usually include mortgages, stocks, bonds and accounts receivable that the company reasonably expects to be paid.
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Life companies may also acquire or construct housing projects provided the aggregate book value of the investments in such projects shall not exceed 25 percent of the total admitted assets of the company on the 31st day of December next preceding (Section 208 [a]).
Investments in income-producing real properties
leads the list of largest life/annuity companies ranked by total admitted assets, with $396 billion in total admitted assets as of year-end 2016 (in 2017 MetLife separated its U.
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Originally, drafters suggested that insurers should wait 90 days before treating amounts from any of the risk-management programs as admitted assets.
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According to the Nirvana budget footnotes (in 8-point type), approval of the budget will provide that the State will only take assets that are not needed to pay claims, or will allow IOUs for "borrowed" assets to be carried as admitted assets on insurers balance sheets, so there would be no change in their financial condition.
Budget balancing (and other magic tricks)
Aviva USA's life insurance business had some USD10bn of statutory admitted assets as of the end of 2013 and includes business written by Aviva Life and Annuity Company and Aviva Life and Annuity Company of New York, Athene added.
Athene to conditionally sell Aviva's US life insurance unit
Aviva USAa[euro](tm)s life insurance business had some USD10bn of statutory admitted assets as of the end of 2013 and includes business written by Aviva Life and Annuity Company and Aviva Life and Annuity Company of New York, Athene added.
Athene to conditionally sell Aviva's US life insurance unit
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Net admitted assets for the top 200 companies grew 9% in 2007 to $4.
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In Florida, for example, insurers can invest up to 15 percent of their admitted assets in common or preferred stock, and up to 13 percent of admitted assets in medium- or lower-grade obligations.
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The latest draft of the model law, the "Investments of Insurers Model Act," would set loan-to-value (LTV) ratio ceilings on mortgages secured by real estate; limit investments in mortgages covering any one secured location; cap the percentage of mortgages issued to any one borrower; restrict aggregate investments in mortgages based upon a percentage of admitted assets; and prohibit an insurer from investing in income-producing equity real estate beyond a specified percentage of admitted assets.
Building new boundaries for life companies
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