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XXX financing market braced for increased captive scrutiny

Reserve financing using offshore captives is big business in the US. Yet what started as an innovative method of moving excessive reserve requirements off balance sheet has turned, in some regulators’ minds, into a dark art that puts policyholder protection at risk. Louie Woodall reports

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A no-holds-barred fight is raging between US insurers and regulators over the future of reserve financing. The furore centres on redundant reserves – the additional statutory reserves for certain life products that go above and beyond what insurers’ internal economic models deem prudent – and the methods that US firms are deploying to fund them.

Yet, in this conflict, the battle lines are far from

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