Impairment Of Capital


Definition of "Impairment of capital"

Lois OConnor
  Sunset Lakes Real Estate

Situation where a stock insurer must invade its capital account in order to meet its obligations. Most states do not allow insurers to do this and quickly rescind their right to do business.


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