Insurance watchdogs urged to review capital charges
Executives from AIG and fund house Franklin Templeton want regulators to rethink their approach to risk-based capital in areas such as private debt and some equity strategies.
Some insurance firms and fund managers are pushing financial regulators in various jurisdictions in Asia to change the risk charges they impose on certain asset classes under looming capital frameworks.
They are particularly believe there should be changes to the supervisory approaches to specific asset areas such as private credit, some equity strategies and risk diversification. Insurers are adding exposure to the former and other new investment types, particularly in the illi…
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