Brighthouse Sale to Aquarian Highlights Delaware Reinsurance Risks

Aquarian/Brighthouse: Spotlight Shines on Accounting Maneuvers at Delaware-Regulated Brighthouse Reinsurer

The proposed sale of Brighthouse Financial (BHF) to Aquarian Holdings has turned the spotlight on a little-understood dynamic in the life and annuity industry, in which certain states have allowed insurers to transfer massive amounts of risk to affiliated reinsurers without any public documentation that the reinsurers are equipped to make good on their promises

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Fox/Roku: Companies, at DOJ’s Request, Pull and Refile HSR Paperwork, Giving Department Grappling with Staff Departures More Time to Review Deal

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Firearms Industry’s Minimum Advertised Price Policies Could Draw Antitrust Scrutiny, Advocacy Group Argues

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Aquarian/Brighthouse: Spotlight Shines on Accounting Maneuvers at Delaware-Regulated Brighthouse Reinsurer

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