Risk
Sharp Interest Rate Spike Could Wipe Out More Than $100B U.S. P/C Surplus: Moody’s
For each 1 percentage point rise in interest rates, the value of bonds held by the U.S. property/casualty insurance industry will decline by about $40 billion, representing roughly 7 percent of ...
Form F, ORSA Rules Open New Windows For Insurance Regulators
Executives of property/casualty insurers are getting comfortable with the idea that they have to file Enterprise Risk Reports and Own Risk and Solvency Assessments (ORSA) with U.S. insurance ...
What About Transparency?
Provisions protecting proprietary strategic information are necessary as insurance groups start to file Enterprise Risk Reports in 2014, according to property/casualty insurance carrier ...
Insurer Insolvencies Fuel Director Liability; Board Roles Becoming More Complex
Member of boards of directors of insurance companies are increasingly concerned about lawsuits they might face in troubled situations—and they should be, according to a former insurance regulator. ...
Looking Ahead: Corporate Governance Filings
At the NAIC's spring meeting in April, the organization's Corporate Governance Working Group moved a step closer to implementing new corporate governance requirements for insurance companies by ...
Appoint An Ex-Regulator To Your Board, Pa. Deputy Commish Says
When the deputy insurance commissioner of the Pennsylvania Department of Insurance describes the benefits of diversity in insurance company boardrooms, he's not necessarily talking about adding more ...
Prudential Will While AIG, GE Won’t Contest SIFI Risk Designations
Prudential Financial Inc., the No. 2 U.S. life insurer, is contesting a U.S. finding that it poses a potential risk to the financial system, becoming the first company to challenge the label that ...
Big Insurers, State Regulators Look to Avoid Bank-Like Rules by Federal Reserve
MetLife Inc. and Prudential Financial Inc. have been joined by state regulators challenging the Federal Reserve on how to oversee the biggest insurers under the Dodd-Frank law. The insurers and ...