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← Insurance Act 1966

Insurance Act 1966 s 21

s 21 Custody of assets of licensed insurers

21.—(1) The Authority may, in the case of a licensed insurer on which a requirement has been imposed under section 20, impose an additional requirement that the whole or a specified proportion of the assets to which the requirement under that section applies must be held by a person approved by the Authority for the purposes of the requirement under this section as trustee for the insurer.[23/2003; 11/2013] (2) Assets of a licensed insurer held by a person as trustee for the insurer are taken to be held by the person in compliance with a requirement imposed under this section if, and only if —(a) they are assets which the insurer has given the person notice are to be held by the person in compliance with such a requirement; or (b) they are assets into which assets which the insurer has given the person such written notice have, by any transaction or series of transactions, been transposed by the person on the instructions of the insurer.[23/2003; 11/2013] (3) No assets held by a person as trustee for a licensed insurer in compliance with a requirement imposed under this section may, so long as the requirement is in force, be released except with the written consent of the Authority.[23/2003; 11/2013] (4) If a mortgage or charge is created by a licensed insurer at a time when there is in force a requirement imposed on the insurer by virtue of this section, being a mortgage or charge conferring a security on any assets which are held by a person as trustee for the insurer in compliance with the requirement, the mortgage or charge, to the extent that it confers such a security, is void against the liquidator and any creditor of the insurer.[22 [23/2003; 11/2013]

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