Florida SB 990: Unemployment Compensation
Status: Laid on Table, companion bill(s) passed, see CS/HB 563 (Ch. 2019-80) (as of 2019-04-29)
State: Florida · Session: 2019 · Bill: SB 990
Subjects: subject index
Sponsors: Gibson
Bill Text
990 Protected Cell Captive Insurance Companies 2025-12-19T07:59:27Z Specifying that a protected cell captive insurance company may only insure certain risks; revising the unimpaired paid-in capital requirements for captive insurance companies; authorizing one or more sponsors to form a protected cell captive insurance company; requiring applicant protected cell captive insurance companies to file certain information with the Office of Insurance Regulation; authorizing protected cell captive insurance companies to establish and maintain certain protected cells, subject to certain approvals granted by the office, etc. Original Filed Version 2026 S 2026-07-01T00:00:00Z GB General Bill __ Florida Senate - 2026 SB 990 By Senator Leek 7-01128-26 2026990__ 1 A bill to be entitled 2 An act relating to protected cell captive insurance 3 companies; amending s. 628.901, F.S.; revising the 4 definitions of the terms “captive insurance company” 5 and “special purpose captive insurance company”; 6 defining terms; amending s. 628.905, F.S.; specifying 7 that a protected cell captive insurance company may 8 only insure certain risks; amending s. 628.907, F.S.; 9 revising the unimpaired paid-in capital requirements 10 for captive insurance companies; revising the 11 unrestricted net asset requirements for captive 12 insurance companies incorporated as nonprofit 13 corporations; amending s. 628.908, F.S.; revising the 14 unimpaired surplus requirements for captive insurance 15 companies; amending s. 628.909, F.S.; revising 16 applicability; creating s. 628.921, F.S.; authorizing 17 one or more sponsors to form a protected cell captive 18 insurance company; requiring protected cell captive 19 insurance companies to be incorporated in a specified 20 manner; requiring applicant protected cell captive 21 insurance companies to file certain information with 22 the Office of Insurance Regulation; authorizing 23 protected cell captive insurance companies to 24 establish and maintain certain protected cells, 25 subject to certain approvals granted by the office; 26 specifying conditions on protected cell establishment 27 and maintenance; providing construction; specifying 28 requirements regarding protected cells’ assets and 29 liabilities and their attribution; requiring protected 30 cell captive insurance companies to file annual 31 reports, as required by the office, and to notify the 32 office when any protected cell is insolvent or unable 33 to meet its obligations; requiring the office’s 34 approval before a participant contract may take 35 effect; specifying requirements for any insurance 36 business written by a protected cell captive insurance 37 company and the security arrangements that must be 38 established; authorizing the office to take certain 39 actions in the event of an insolvency of a protected 40 cell captive insurance company; requiring certain 41 affidavits for owners of incorporated protected cells; 42 authorizing the assets of two or more protected cells 43 to be combined for a specified purpose; specifying 44 that such combination may not be construed in a 45 certain manner; authorizing the office to approve the 46 use of certain methods for valuation of certain assets 47 and liabilities and rating the risk attributable to a 48 protected cell; requiring a receiver to manage the 49 assets and liabilities of protected cell captive 50 insurance companies under certain circumstances; 51 prohibiting assets of protected cells from being used 52 to pay certain expenses and claims; requiring that 53 protected cell captive insurance companies’ capital 54 and surplus be available to pay certain expenses or 55 claims; specifying requirements in actions brought by 56 or against protected cell captive insurance companies; 57 specifying that certain legal actions are deemed to be 58 brought against the general account only; specifying 59 that protected cells not named in an action are not 60 deemed to be a party to the action and are entitled to 61 dismissal under certain circumstances; prohibiting the 62 assets of protected cells from being encumbered or 63 seized under certain circumstances; specifying that 64 protected cells do not have a duty to defend the 65 rights and obligations or other protected cells; 66 requiring protected cell captive insurance companies 67 and protected cells to be afforded a certain status 68 during discovery; specifying that nonparty protected 69 cells have standing under certain circumstances; 70 authorizing protected cells to be converted to any 71 authorized form of captive insurance company; 72 authorizing the office to issue a specified 73 certificate of authority; requiring converting 74 protected cells to file certain organizational 75 documents; specifying requirements for such documents; 76 specifying the formati
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