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US Treasury rejects Sifi methodology for insurers
27 October 2017Prudential 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
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FSOC members explain their decisions in AIG's Sifi vote
03 October 2017AIG's systemic risk status was removed following a 6-3 vote
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AIG loses US systemic risk status
30 September 2017FSOC votes 6-3 to remove Sifi tag
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FSOC to ponder removal of AIG's Sifi status - report
22 September 2017AIG was designated as a systemically important financial institution under the Dodd-Frank Act
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MetLife asks Trump administration to support further delay of Sifi case
28 July 2017Insurers' statement precedes meeting of Financial Stability Oversight Council today
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MetLife praises passing of Financial Choice Act in House
09 June 2017Important step towards removal of FSOC authority, says chief Kandarian
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FSOC's Woodall criticises IAIS transparency and engagement
16 May 2017Woodall asks why he is not allowed to attend systemic risk meeting
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Court pauses MetLife's Sifi case
15 May 2017FSOC has 60 days to deliberate
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US gov requests pause to MetLife court case
05 May 2017Court should delay 60 days rather than for full Sifi review for now, says FSOC filing
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A death knell for the Sifi designation?
02 May 2017The US inquiry into the designation of non-bank systemically important financial institutions looks likely to see insurers AIG and Prudential Financial shed the label, while ensuring the court appeal against MetLife becomes obsolete. What will replace Obama's post-crisis regulation and will it affect the international process? Callum Tanner reports