Life & Annuity Industry: Insurance Regulators Raise “Serious and Urgent Solvency Concern” Around Certain Offshore Reinsurance; New Rule Could Force Insurers to Hold Billions in Additional Capital

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) decided last week to develop a new rule to require U.S. life and annuity insurers to hold additional capital against billions of dollars in liabilities transferred to reinsurers in certain offshore jurisdictions, following a regulatory review that uncovered “a serious and urgent solvency concern that requires immediate, direct […]

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Life & Annuity Industry: Insurance Regulators Raise “Serious and Urgent Solvency Concern” Around Certain Offshore Reinsurance; New Rule Could Force Insurers to Hold Billions in Additional Capital

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