(NAR) VOL. 15 NOS. 1-2 / APRIL - JUNE 2004
1) Insurance companies are required to keep their paid-up capital in-tact or unimpaired at all times. The paid-up capital is considered in-tact or unimpaired if the total net assets or stockholders' equity is at least equal to the paid-up capital of the company.
2) For purposes of determining the surplus available for the margin of solvency compliance, the paid-up capital shall be taken to be equal to the minimum paid-up capital required of the company corresponding to the category in which it belongs as summarized below:a) Direct writing companies already existing before March 1992 - P50 million
b) Professional reinsurers already existing before March 1992 - P75 million
c) Insurance companies organized under Department Order Nos. 27-92 & 100- 94
Companies with 60% or more Filipino equity - P75 million Companies with less than 60% but more than 40% Filipino equity - P150 million
Companies with 40% or less Filipino equity - P250 million