The NAIC Encourages Stakeholder Feedback on IAIS Draft Criteria
The International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) has launched the public consultation on the draft criteria that will be used to assess whether the Aggregation Method provides comparable outcomes to the Insurance Capital Standard (ICS).
An explanatory note providing further background information on the comparability assessment project and the proposed draft criteria accompanies the consultation document.
The NAIC encourages stakeholder feedback on the draft criteria to provide a range of perspectives on this unprecedented area of work and gauge views on the appropriateness of the draft criteria. Feedback to the IAIS is invited by 15 August 2022.
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