Archive

  • Comment: A new dawn in investment oversight: An update from the 2024 NAIC summer meeting

    28 August 2024

    Amnon Levy describes recent developments at the NAIC to modernize investment oversight

  • Comment: Investment vehicles, an update from the 2024 NAIC Spring National Meeting

    03 April 2024

    Amnon Levy looks at the latest developments in investment classification and accounting treatment

  • Comment: The NAIC's evolving reliance on agency ratings

    19 December 2023

    Amnon Levy analyses the developments from the 2023 Fall National Meeting

  • Comment: NAIC's CLO Model - A communal path to policy design

    22 February 2023

    By Amnon Levy and Brett Manning

  • The NAIC's alternative to agency ratings

    07 September 2022

    Ahead of the end of the public comment period next week on potential changes to the NAIC's reliance on rating agencies, Amnon Levy and Bill Poutsiaka explore the implications of such changes for insurers

  • The Evolving CLO Regulatory Landscape

    09 August 2022

    Amnon Levy looks at the changes to the treatment of CLOs that are being considered by the NAIC and insurance regulators and questions their risk profile against equally rated corporate bonds - how do their lifetime risks stack up?

  • Comment: The future of ETF use - lessons from the past

    22 April 2022

    Amnon Levy, CEO of Bridgeway Analytics, explores the investment opportunities in ETF for insurers

  • NAIC requests feedback on RBC treatment of asset backed securities

    15 February 2022

    Further differentiation of risk across credit holdings needed, Bridgeway Analytics' Levy says

  • Credit and the rise of duration risk

    15 July 2021

    Heightened uncertainty on the back of the pandemic and policy response to it calls for a greater focus on duration risk management, according to Moody's Analytics's Tomer Yahalom, Amnon Levy and Brett Manning.

  • Moody's Analytics claims credit modelling first

    18 February 2014

    RiskFrontier 4.0 enables "bottom-up" consideration of credit and interest rate risk for the first time