(a) The minimum guaranty fund and surplus required of a Lloyd's plan under Sections 822.054, 822.202, 822.210, 822.211, and 941.201 must be:
(1) in cash; or
(2) invested as provided by:
(A) Section 822.204; or
(B) any other law governing the investment of the capital stock and minimum surplus of a capital stock insurance company engaged in the same kind of business.
(b) Funds of a Lloyd's plan other than the minimum guaranty fund and surplus described by Subsection (a) must, if invested, be invested as provided by:
(1) the provisions of Subchapter B, Chapter 424, other than Sections 424.052, 424.072, and 424.073; or
(2) any other law governing the investment of the funds of a capital stock insurance company engaged in the same kind of business.
(c) A Lloyd's plan may purchase, hold, or convey real property in accordance with Section 862.002.
(d) A Lloyd's plan organized before August 10, 1943, and engaging in business under a certificate of authority issued by the former Board of Insurance Commissioners is not required to comply with this section except as to securities acquired on or after August 10, 1943, regardless of whether those securities were substituted for securities held before that date or were acquired from additional, successor, or substituted underwriters.