Shareholder qualification of insurance company

After the establishment of an insurance company, it shall submit a formal application form and the following relevant documents and materials to the insurance supervision and administration institution: 1. Articles of association of the insurance company. An insurance company shall formulate its articles of association in accordance with the provisions of the Company Law. 2. The register of shareholders and their shares or investors and their capital contributions. For insurance companies in the form of joint stock limited companies, the "register of shareholders and their shares" is stipulated. According to the Company Law, if a company issues registered shares, it shall keep a register of shareholders, which shall record the following contents: the name and domicile of the shareholders; The number of shares held by each shareholder; Number of shares held by each shareholder; The date on which each shareholder acquired his shares. "Investor and its capital contribution" refers to an insurance company in the form of a wholly state-owned company, which refers to the name and capital contribution of an institution or department authorized by the state to invest. 3. Credit certificates and related materials of shareholders holding more than 0/0% of the shares of the company/KLOC. The more the shareholders of a joint stock limited company contribute, the more shares they hold and the more voting rights they have, so they can influence or even control the company. Therefore, this article requires the submission of credit certificates and related materials of shareholders who hold more than 0/0% of the shares of the company/KLOC-so that the insurance regulatory agency can grasp the relevant information of major shareholders. 4. A capital verification certificate issued by a statutory capital verification institution. Legal capital verification institutions refer to certified public accountants established according to law and certified public accountants who have obtained the qualification of certified public accountants according to law. The authenticity and legality of the registered capital of an insurance company are guaranteed by a capital verification certificate issued by a statutory capital verification institution. 5. Resumes and qualification certificates of the proposed senior managers. In order to meet the professional requirements of insurance business, Article 72 of this Law stipulates that senior managers of insurance companies should have professional knowledge and work experience, which is one of the conditions for establishing insurance companies. Therefore, this article requires the submission of resumes and qualification certificates of these personnel. 6. Business policies and plans. 7 business premises and other business-related facilities. 8. Other documents and materials as stipulated by the insurance regulatory agency.

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