Common use of Liquidity Clause in Contracts

Liquidity. An adequate cash flow should be maintained to ensure that claims and operating expenses are paid on a timely basis. An operating cash position is to be maintained at appropriate levels and will be managed by the insurance operating company in accordance with the approved list for investments as determined from time to time by the Investment Committee. These securities will be managed by the Insurance Company as part of the Treasury function and currently are restricted primarily to Treasury and Agency securities of the U.S. government.

Liquidity. An adequate cash flow should shall be maintained to ensure that claims and operating expenses are paid on a timely basis. An operating cash position is to be maintained at appropriate levels and will be managed by the insurance operating company in accordance with the approved list for investments as determined from time to time by the Investment Committee. These securities will be managed by the Insurance Company as part of the Treasury function and currently are restricted primarily to Treasury and Agency securities of the U.S. government.

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Liquidity. An adequate cash flow should be maintained to ensure that claims and operating expenses are paid on a timely basis. An operating cash position is to be maintained at appropriate levels and will be managed by the insurance operating company in accordance with the approved list for investments as determined from time to time by the Investment Committee. These securities will be managed by the Insurance Company Newline Underwriting Management Limited as part of the Treasury function and currently are restricted primarily to Treasury and Agency securities of the U.S. government.

Liquidity. An adequate cash flow should shall be maintained to ensure that claims and operating expenses are paid on a timely basis. An operating cash position is to be maintained at appropriate levels and will be managed by the insurance operating company in accordance with the approved list for investments as determined from time to time by the Investment Committee. These securities will be managed by the Transnational Insurance Company as part of the Treasury function and currently are restricted primarily to Treasury and Agency securities of the U.S. government.

Liquidity. An adequate cash flow should shall be maintained to ensure that claims and operating expenses are paid on a timely basis. An operating cash position is to be maintained at appropriate levels and will be managed by the insurance operating company in accordance with the approved list for investments as determined from time to time by the Investment Committee. These securities will be managed by the Insurance Company Newline Underwriting Management Limited as part of the Treasury function and currently are restricted primarily to Treasury and Agency securities of the U.S. government.

Liquidity. An adequate cash flow should be maintained to ensure that claims and operating expenses are paid on a timely basis. An operating cash position is to be maintained at appropriate levels and will be managed by the insurance operating company in accordance with the approved list for investments as determined from time to time by the Investment Committee. These securities will be managed by the Insurance Company as part of the Treasury function and currently are restricted primarily to Treasury and Agency securities of the U.S. government.