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Life Insurance Companies and Accident and Health Insurance Companies and Legal Services Insurance Companies

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Capital and Surplus Requirements of Life Insurance Companies.

Transfer of Shares of Domestic Life Insurance Company.

Financial Requirements for the Organization of Stock Accident and Health Insurance Companies and Stock Legal Services Insurance Companies.

Life, Accident and Health, and Legal Services Insurance Companies; Engaging in Other Business.

Deposits by Life, Accident and Health, and Legal Services Insurance Companies.

Dividends to Shareholders of Life, and Accident and Health Insurance Companies.

Financial and Additional Requirements for the Organization of Mutual Life, Accident and Health, and Legal Services Insurance Companies.

Mutual Life Insurance Companies, Mutual Accident and Health Insurance Companies; Assessments.

Election of Directors of Domestic Mutual Life Insurance Companies.

Election of Directors of Domestic Stock Life Insurance Companies.

Stock Life Insurance Companies; Voting Power of Policyholders.

Industrial Life Insurance.

Industrial Accident and Industrial Health Insurance.

Contracts With Industrial Life Insurance Agents; Prohibitions.

Group Life Insurance; Premium Requirements; Notice of Conversion; Filing of Compensation.

Valuation of Insurance Policies and Contracts.

When Actual Premium Is Less Than Net Premium; Minimum Reserve.

Limitation on Accumulation of Surplus of Life Insurance Companies.

Life Insurance and Annuities; Nonforfeiture Benefits Under Defaulted Contracts.

Standard Nonforfeiture Law.

Policy Loans.

Standard Nonforfeiture Law for Annuities.

Life, Accident and Health Insurance; Discrimination and Rebating; Prohibited Inducements and Interdependent Sales.

Domestic Life Insurance Companies; Discrimination as to Brokers.

Misrepresentations, Misleading Statements and Incomplete Comparisons by Insurers.

Life Insurance and Annuity Business; Limitations of Expenses.

Salaries and Pensions to Officers and Employees.

Policyholder's Participation in Surplus of Life Insurance Companies.

Amounts Credited on Certain Contracts or Life Insurance Policies.

Annual Statements of Life Insurance Companies.

Group Accident and Health Insurance.

Joint Underwriting of Group Health Insurance for Persons Aged Sixty-Five and Over.

Blanket Accident and Health Insurance.

Stop-Loss Insurance.

Group Annuity Contracts.

Allocation and Reporting of Income and Expenses of Life Insurers.

Separate Accounts; Fixed and Variable Life Insurance and Annuities and Funding Agreements.

Penalty for Violation of Filing Requirements.