Insurance Companies, Agents, Brokers, Policies - As enacted, revises the criteria by which certain domestic insurance companies may invest or acquire an interest in foreign investment assets, real property, and certain money market funds. - Amends TCA Title 56, Chapter 3, Part 4.

HB 161 changes Tennessee's insurance investment rules for domestic insurance companies. It raises the maximum percentage of foreign assets they can hold from 1% to 20%, and increases real property limits from 5% to 10%. The bill also adds new rules allowing investments in specific money market funds that meet national insurance standards (like government-backed or Class 1 funds), requiring compliance with NAIC guidelines. These changes directly affect Tennessee-based insurance companies by expanding their eligible investment options. The bill became law on April 8, 2025.