An audit of the New York facility that administers assets of bankrupt insurers has found 84 areas of past deficiencies, about half of which have been addressed by the current administration.

Insurance Superintendent Eric Dinallo, in an announcement yesterday concerning the release of the audit by Amper, Politziner and Mattia, P.C., noted it was the first full audit to be performed on the 99-year-old Liquidation Bureau.

Among the findings revealed by the Report on Internal Controls:

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