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Risk-based capital

In addition, insurance companies may also be required to hold a certain amount of reserves Insurance companies must maintain appropriate capital levels based on the level of risk associated with the type of insurance they offer. Liability insurance, which carries a higher risk compared to property insurance, typically requires more capital. Furthermore, insurance companies may also be obligated to hold a specific amount of reserves. These measures ensure that companies are financially stable and able to fulfill their obligations to policyholders.

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