California Code of Regulations
Title 10 - Investment
Chapter 5 - Insurance Commissioner
Subchapter 3 - Insurers
Article 2 - Valuation of Properties and Securities
Section 2284 - Notes in Arrears More than Three Months
Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 38, September 20, 2024
All notes secured by mortgage or deed of trust on real property, which are in arrears more than three months of either principal or interest, or on the property securing which any taxes, assessments or other charges constituting liens are in arrears or have been advanced by the reporting insurer or an affiliate thereof, shall be valued at amounts not in excess of the lowest of the following:
(a) 90% of the reasonable value on December 31 of the property securing such several notes, except in the case of government guaranteed or insured obligations.
(b) The unpaid principal of such several notes without addition of interest in arrears or accrued and without addition of advances made.
(c) The amount permitted by law to be loaned on, or invested in, such several notes.
Advances made on such notes must not be listed elsewhere as assets unless also deducted as "Assets Not Admitted." Interest on such notes which are in arrears shall not, unless also deducted under "Assets Not Admitted," be listed elsewhere as an asset in excess of the amount permitted by the valuation requirements of the Department of Insurance of the reporting insurer's state of domicile, nor in excess of interest in arrears one year.
