§ 148a.4. Requirements for investment company securities.
An insurer’s investment company securities may be held by the investment company that issued the investment company securities if the investment company:
(1) Provides the insurer with written reports on at least a monthly basis of the insurer’s investment, including written confirmations of all transfers of investments to or from the insurer’s account. The reports and confirmations may be transmitted in electronic or paper form.
(2) Maintains records and information sufficient to enable the insurer to:
(i) Comply with accounting and reporting requirements for financial statements and supporting schedules filed with the Department, to the extent that information maintained by the investment company is relied upon by the insurer to prepare its financial statements.
(ii) Provide information required in a financial examination of the insurer under Article IX of The Insurance Department Act of 1921 (40 P. S. § § 323.1—323.8) or an audit, including the identifying numbers assigned to the securities by the Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures (CUSIP).
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