New CLO charges for insurers miss tail risks, critics say
Revisions to US capital rules underestimate correlations within loan pools and across CLO portfolios, some argue
Late in June, after four years of deliberation, US insurance regulators agreed changes to the capital rules for insurers when they invest in collateralised loan obligations (CLOs).
Industry players have followed the dry, technical back-and-forth that led to this decision closely, and for good reason. The review of CLO charges marks the first step by the National Association of Insurance
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