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ARKANSAS STATUTES AND CODES
§ 23-72-121 - Insolvency.
23-72-121. Insolvency.
An insurer is insolvent when its reserves, its matured death claims, and its other due and unpaid obligations exceed its assets and death assessments or periodic payments called, to be called, or in process of collection.
An insurer is insolvent when its reserves, its matured death claims, and its other due and unpaid obligations exceed its assets and death assessments or periodic payments called, to be called, or in process of collection.
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