CHAPTER 411-A REGULATION OF INVESTMENTS OF LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
Section 411-A:6
411-A:6 Diversification. –
I. An insurer shall not at any one time have any combination of investments in or loans upon the security of obligations, property or securities of any one municipal corporation, institution, person or corporation (other than its lawful subsidiary) aggregating over 10 percent of the insurer's assets. This shall not apply as to general obligations of, or obligations guaranteed by, the United States, its agencies or government sponsored enterprises, or of any state, or of Canada or any province thereof, or include policy loans made under RSA 411-A:27.
II. An insurer shall not invest in or hold at any one time more than 10 percent of the outstanding voting stock of any corporation, except as to voting rights of preferred stock during default of dividends. This does not apply as to stock of a subsidiary of the insurer acquired under RSA 411-A:13 or to controlling stock of an insurer acquired under RSA 411-A:12, II.
III. An insurer shall invest and have invested at any one time in aggregate amount not more than 10 percent of admitted assets in all stocks, investment in which is permitted under RSA 411-A:11, 411-A:12 and 411-A:14, and not more than 20 percent of its assets in stocks referred to in RSA 411-A:10. For the purposes of this paragraph stocks shall be valued at cost. This provision shall not apply to stock of controlled or subsidiary corporations or money market mutual funds.
IV. An insurer shall not at any one time have more than 50 percent of its assets invested in obligations secured by mortgages of real property, exclusive of that portion of such obligations guaranteed or insured by an agency or government sponsored enterprise of the United States government. For the purposes of this paragraph, mortgages shall be valued at book value.