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NAIC nears adoption of disputed rules on captives

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners in the US is moving forward with controversial changes to rules on financing redundant reserves

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The US National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has pushed ahead with regulatory reforms on the financing of so-called redundant reserves by life insurers, although actuaries say parts of the package make "absolutely no sense".

A meeting of the NAIC's principle-based reserving implementation (PBRI) task force passed Actuarial Guidance 48 (AG 48) on November 17. The guidance is

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