The Insurance Act, 2005 - Bahamas Financial Services Board
The Insurance Act, 2005 - Bahamas Financial Services Board
The Insurance Act, 2005 - Bahamas Financial Services Board
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prescribed.<br />
(2) For the purposes of this section, the assets<br />
required to be placed in trust are to be held by a licensed<br />
financial institution in <strong>The</strong> <strong>Bahamas</strong> and approved by the<br />
Commission.<br />
(3) <strong>The</strong> assets required to be vested in<br />
trust shall be valued at an amount which shall not exceed<br />
the total of their book values less an investment<br />
valuation reserve in such amount as may be prescribed or on<br />
the directive of the Commission.<br />
(4) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary<br />
contained in this <strong>Act</strong> the Commission may determine the value<br />
at which assets shall be accepted for the purposes of this<br />
<strong>Act</strong>.<br />
Obligation 48. A trustee shall submit to the Commission<br />
to submit in such form and at such times as may be prescribed, a<br />
list of list of the assets held in trust by him pursuant to section<br />
assets. 47.<br />
Company to 49. A company shall, within three months after<br />
furnish the date on which it established its statutory fund and<br />
particulars there-after within four months of the expiration of its<br />
of liabi- financial year, furnish to the Commission a statement in<br />
lities and the prescribed form showing -<br />
assets with (a) particulars of the liabilities of<br />
respect to<br />
the company in respect of which the<br />
fund.<br />
fund is established, as at the date of<br />
the establishment of the fund; and<br />
(b) particulars of the assets comprising the<br />
fund.<br />
Inaccurate 50. (1) Where it appears to the Commission that -<br />
or mis- (a) a statement furnished to it under<br />
leading<br />
section 49 is in any respect