2024 Membership

2025 Proposed Charges

The Macroprudential (E) Working Group will:

1. Oversee the implementation and maintenance of the Liquidity Stress Testing Framework (LST Framework).
2. Monitor domestic and global activities including those enumerated in the “Plan for the List of Macroprudential Working Group (MWG) Considerations document.
3. Execute the original Macroprudential Initiative (MPI) projects related to counterparty disclosures and capital stress testing.
4. Continue to develop and administer data collection tools as needed, leveraging existing data where feasible, to provide the Financial Stability (E) Task Force with meaningful macroprudential information regarding how the insurance sector is navigating the prevailing market conditions.
5. Oversee the development, implementation, and maintenance process for a new Macroprudential Risk Assessment system (i.e., policies, procedures, and tools) to enhance regulators’ ability to monitor industry trends from a macroprudential perspective.
6. Oversee the documentation of the NAIC’s macroprudential policies, procedures, and tools.
7. Provide the Task Force with updates to IAIS and other international initiatives as needed.

2024 Adopted Charges

The Macroprudential (E) Working Group will:

1. Oversee the implementation and maintenance of the Liquidity Stress Testing Framework (LST Framework).
2. Monitor domestic and global activities, including those enumerated in the “Plan for the List of Macroprudential Working Group (MWG) Considerations” document.
3. Execute the original Macroprudential Initiative (MPI) projects related to counterparty disclosures and capital stress testing.
4. Continue to develop and administer data collection tools as needed, leveraging existing data where feasible, to provide the Financial Stability (E) Task Force with meaningful macroprudential information regarding how the insurance sector is navigating the prevailing market conditions.
5. Oversee the development, implementation, and maintenance process for a new macroprudential risk assessment system (i.e., policies, procedures, and tools) to enhance regulators’ ability to monitor industry trends from a macroprudential perspective.
6. Oversee the documentation of the NAIC’s macroprudential policies, procedures, and tools.
7. Provide the Task Force with updates to IAIS and other international initiatives as needed.