Yellen calls out US de-insurance as climate-related exits continue
Need to understand how to narrow protection gap, US Treasury Secretary says
FSOC's consultation proposes Sifi designation revival
New proposals firm up rumours on non-bank systemic rules
FSOC ratifies vote on activities-based approach to systemic risk
Move welcomed by life insurers’ association
FSOC drops Sifi designation in favour of activities-based approach
Future Sifi designations contingent on cost-analysis are not welcomed by all
Eric Cioppa, the regulator's regulator
Maine's superintendent of insurance has taken on the mantle of NAIC president for 2019. He talks to Sarfraz Thind about regulatory priorities and how he will marshal the 50 states to reach a common view
US Sifi designations: not exactly dead
The Federal Reserve's work on large insurer regulation appeared to receive a final nail in the coffin when Prudential's Sifi designation was removed this month. Insurers have rejoiced, but systemic risk regulation has not been buried entirely. Sarfraz Thind reports
Prudential Financial loses Sifi status
Insurer does not pose threat to financial stability, say US regulators
MetLife victorious in Sifi litigation
FSOC agrees to end appeal against rescinding systemic risk designation
US should take industry-wide approach to systemic risk, says Treasury
FSOC should not focus on specific firms when designating Sifi status
US Treasury rejects Sifi methodology for insurers
Prudential Financial and MetLife are given a huge boost by latest Treasury report, which favours an activities-based approach over the entity-based systemic risk evaluations