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NAIC proposal hints at wider scrutiny of insurer investments

US life insurers have pushed back on a proposed change to capital rules for asset-backed securities

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US life insurers have criticised a regulatory proposal that would see certain structured credit products lose favourable capital treatment, a step that some view as a sign of increased scrutiny of insurer investments.

The recommendation from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) targets products with heterogenous underlying assets, known as multi-collateral structured credit

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