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Article A421-4-1 of the French Insurance Code

Auxiliary accounts are kept in a third section of the accounts of the guarantee fund for compulsory non-life insurance, entitled “Transactions resulting from the extinction of the financing of statutory annuity increases”. For this auxiliary accounting, the following is established a) A section in the income statement ; b) Specific asset and liability accounts in the balance sheet; c) An appendix containing a summary statement of transactions carried out during…

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Article A421-4-2 of the French Insurance Code

The liabilities of this section comprise, on the one hand, the reserve related to operations resulting from the extinction of the financing of statutory annuity increases and, on the other hand, debts on repayment of statutory annuity increases attributable to insurance bodies. The reserve is called the “special amortisation reserve”. The assets of this section consist of balance sheet assets allocated to the financing of statutory annuity increases and receivables…

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Article A421-4-3 of the French Insurance Code

The income statement for this section shows in detail the income from the contribution provided for inArticle L. 421-6-1 of the French Insurance Code, the cost of reimbursing statutory annuity increases and the related management and administration expenses. The income from the rights attached to the assets held to represent the fund’s commitments for this section is taken into account in full in this section.

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