In rehabilitation, creditors are satisfied from the insurer's

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In rehabilitation, creditors are satisfied from the insurer's

Rehabilitation aims to keep the insurer operating as a going concern and use its expected cash flows to satisfy creditors. The idea is to restore financial health so the company can continue collecting premiums and earning investment income, and then use those future earnings to pay debts over time. Selling off assets immediately would undermine the goal of rehabilitation, and relying only on investment income or tapping the state funds doesn’t reflect the plan to recover and continue the insurer’s business. So, creditors are satisfied from the insurer’s future earnings.

Rehabilitation aims to keep the insurer operating as a going concern and use its expected cash flows to satisfy creditors. The idea is to restore financial health so the company can continue collecting premiums and earning investment income, and then use those future earnings to pay debts over time. Selling off assets immediately would undermine the goal of rehabilitation, and relying only on investment income or tapping the state funds doesn’t reflect the plan to recover and continue the insurer’s business. So, creditors are satisfied from the insurer’s future earnings.

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