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PE and insurance: perception versus reality

Private equity and alternative asset manager-owned life insurers have been accused of making risky investments and running opaque businesses intent on making a fast buck. The facts may not bear this out, as Sarfraz Thind reports in the first of a two-part article

Ex-NAIC chief Mike Consedine joins Athene

NAIC creates 'race and insurance' committee

Will look at race bias and ways of increasing diversity in industry

Covid-19 crisis shows "beauty" of state-based regulations, says Consedine

NAIC chief executive hails state response to pandemic

A death knell for the Sifi designation?

The 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