HRS §431:6-102
Merged, reorganized institutions
This section is a narrow rule about how insurers count earnings for the five-year test when a bank or similar institution bought another or was reorganized in bankruptcy. It lets the insurer include the earlier institution's earnings as if they were one company, using adjusted financial statements.
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The statute, as written — Merged, reorganized institutions
In applying the earnings test set forth in section 431:6-101 to any such institution, whether or not in legal existence during the whole of such five years next preceding the date of investment by the insurer, which has at any time during the five-year period acquired substantially all of the assets of any other institution or institutions by purchase, merger, consolidation, or otherwise, or has been reorganized pursuant to the bankruptcy law, the earnings of the predecessor or constituent institutions, or of the institution so reorganized, available for the interest and dividends for such portion of the five-year period as may have preceded the acquisition, or the reorganization, may be included in the earnings of the issuing, assuming, or guaranteeing institution for such portion of such period as may be determined in accordance with adjusted or pro forma consolidated earnings statements covering such portion of such period and giving effect to all stock or shares outstanding, and all fixed charges existing, immediately after the acquisition, or the reorganization.
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§431:6-101 Investment definitions and how to count earnings
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