Title XXXVII, Insurance

In lieu of the provisions of RSA 293-A:8.40(c), every insurer subject to this chapter may have and continuously maintain in this state a clerk who shall be the registered agent of the insurer and who shall be an individual resident of this state whose residence or business office…

I. The officers of an insurer who is subject to the provisions of this chapter shall consist of a president, a clerk or secretary who shall be the agent for service of process, and a treasurer, each of whom shall be elected by the board of directors at a time and in a manner as m…

A copy of all restated articles of incorporation to the extent they are adopted shall be filed with the insurance department.

Corporations subject to regulation by the insurance commissioner shall not be subject to the requirements of RSA 293-A:4.01(a)(1) pertaining to the designation of the corporate status and the corporate name but shall be subject to all other provisions of RSA 293-A:4.01, except th…

I. The reservation of the name of an insurer, including trade names, shall be made by filing an application, executed by the applicant with the insurance commissioner to reserve a specified name, and by paying a fee as set by RSA 400-A:29. If the commissioner finds that the name …

Unless otherwise expressly approved by the commissioner, all insurance companies or other insurers subject to this chapter shall have perpetual existence.

The maximum net amount of risk which may be retained by a property and liability company for an individual risk shall be no greater than 10 percent of the company's capital and surplus.

For the formation of such a corporation there shall be not less than 10 incorporators, who shall be residents of this state.

Such a corporation may have a capital stock or may do business on the mutual plan. No such mutual corporations shall be incorporated after the first of July, 1969, to transact any kinds of insurance business on the assessment plan requiring as a condition for granting insurance t…

All stock companies organized on or after January 1, 2026, under the provisions of this chapter shall have a paid-up capital of at least $3,000,000. Stock companies organized prior to January 1, 2026, shall have and at all times maintain paid up capital of not less than the minim…

Articles of agreement of such a stock or mutual company may provide for the transaction of any combinations of 2 or more kinds of insurance authorized by RSA 401:1 except that specified by paragraph III of said section which may only be combined with insurance specified in paragr…

The articles of agreement shall be submitted to the insurance commissioner, who shall examine same. The commissioner shall not approve the articles of agreement of a company until he is satisfied, by such examination as he may make and such evidence as he may require, that: (1) t…

Any insurance company organized under the laws of the state, whether by special charter or under the general law, shall be entitled to amend its charter or articles of incorporation, so as to acquire the authority to do any or all kinds of insurance business which corporations or…

All proposed amendments, duly certified to by the president and secretary of such company, shall be submitted to the commissioner for examination and endorsement of approval in the same manner as provided by this chapter as to the original articles of agreement. Copies of all doc…

Such articles of amendment shall thereupon be recorded as provided in RSA 401:6, and shall then be deemed to be part of the charter or articles of the company.