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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ments to of a registered insurer shall be made in the company’s<br />
be made in name.<br />
corporate<br />
(2) <strong>The</strong> involvement of directors or officers of<br />
name.<br />
the company over the investment or disposition of the<br />
funds of the company shall be as prescribed by regulations.<br />
(3) Nothing in this section shall be construed<br />
as precluding a local company from making in the name of or<br />
transferring or assigning to another person or company the<br />
investments and deposits necessary to comply with the laws<br />
of any state or country where -<br />
(a) the local company transacts or is about<br />
to transact insurance business in that<br />
state or country; and<br />
(b) the laws of the state or country require<br />
that the investments and deposits be<br />
made in the name of or be transferred or<br />
assigned to any person or company other<br />
than the local company.<br />
(4) In this section “funds” means all funds of a<br />
company.<br />
Prohibi- 54. (1) A local company shall not, without the prior<br />
tions approval of the Commission, directly or indirectly -<br />
relating (a) acquire or deal in its own shares or<br />
to<br />
lend money or make advances on the<br />
acquisition<br />
security of its own shares;<br />
of shares<br />
(b) lend any of its funds to a related<br />
and loans.<br />
party i.e., the parent or an entity<br />
within the parent group;<br />
(c) lend any of its funds to a director or<br />
an officer of the company or to a wife<br />
or a child of a director or an officer<br />
except on the security of the company’s