The maximum proportion of the profits of the last financial year and previous financial years that may be allocated annually to the remuneration of mutualist certificates is equal to 10% of the sum of the profits of the last three financial years.
However, if by application of the rule set out above, mutualist certificates cannot be remunerated even though the profit for the last financial year is positive, the maximum proportion of profits that can be allocated to remunerating certificates is equal to 25% of the profit for the last financial year.
Notwithstanding the above provisions, a mutual insurance group company may, within the limit of 95% of the result for the last financial year, allocate to the remuneration of the mutualist certificates which it has issued all the remuneration which it has received in respect of the mutualist or paritarian certificates subscribed with its members.