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Insurance investing

The agenda shifts, not shrinks

Martha Leiper
Head of Insurance Advisory
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Highlights from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) Summer Meeting, held in Columbus, on August 11-14, 2026.

Due to scheduling conflicts, I attended this year’s NAIC summer meeting virtually.  While I would rather attend in person, the sessions were easy to follow, and it is nice to have the virtual option.

On a more relevant note, there was a noticeable shift in content. After years of discussion, actuarial studies and feedback from the industry, we have accepted our fate on the CLO RBC factors and moved on to other pressing matters. The regulatory agenda remains just as full, with attention now turning to credit ratings, negative IMR, and emerging questions around residential mortgage loans and corporate-owned life insurance.

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