Purpose: hear a panel discussion on AI governance trends and receive an update on on the AI Systems Evaluation Tool Pilot

Continue dicussion from May 27 meeting and decide next steps.

Topic: Updates from drafting groups

The purpose of this meeting is to discuss feedback and consider possible refinements to Draft Review.

Drafting Group Meeting 

The purpose of this meeting is to discuss comments received on draft revisions to Article VIII, Additional Provisions, of the Privacy of Consumer Financial and Health Information Regulation (#672).

The purpose of this meeting is to hear an Academy Proposal for 2026 Longevity Risk (E/A) Subgroup Work Plan.

The purpose of the meeting is to 1) Adopt minutes, 2) Discuss the 2026 work plan, 2) Hear a presentation on the American Academy of Actuaries finalized title-related research. 

To be determined.

Purpose: In this session, NetDiligence will present key findings from their 2025 Cyber Claims Study, drawing on more than 10,000 real-world cyber insurance claims from 2020-2024. The presentation will focus on claims frequency, severity, and cost drivers and how those dynamics are evolving across sectors, company sizes, and incident types. The goal is to help regulators reflect on how empirical claims data can complement existing regulatory tools and inform risk-focused supervision of insurers writing cyber coverage, without advocating for specific policy outcomes or regulatory actions. 

The Working Group has scheduled monthly conference calls throughout the year. Meeting information has been posted on the Working Group webpage and the NAIC Public Calendar.

The agenda and any materials will be posted on the Working Group webpage prior to the meeting. 

The purpose of the call is to 1) receive comments and consider re-exposures and 2) receive comments and consider adoptions. 

The purpose of this meeting will be to discuss the Guidance Manual Survey feedback and exposure of corresponding edits to the ORSA Guidance Manual. 

The purpose of this meeting is to discuss finalization and approval of Review of US Group Solvency Regulation. 

Agenda – June 11, 2026

1. Consider adoption of APF 2025-14 VA Scope Clarification
   1. ACLI Comment Letter
2. Consider adoption of APF 2026-04 CSO Clarification
3. Consider adoption of 2026-05 Editorial APF
4. Consider adoption of APF 2025-18 VM-22 Deposit-Type Contracts 
5. Consider adoption of APF 2025-20 VM-22 Aggregation
6. Consider any comments on Group Annuity Selection Memo 
7. Other Matters

Receive interested party feedback on what data elements from the homeowners market data call or related metrics should be included in a public report, as well as the importance of such metrics and what questions they can answer.

The purpose of the meeting is to hear a presentation from S&P on Private Credit.

Open call with agenda to follow.

Open meeting with agenda to follow.

This pupose of this call is to hear two presentations from NAIC Consumer Representative Dick Weber (Life Insurance Consumer Advocacy Center—LICAC) 

Presentation 1:

IUL and Premium Financing: It’s Not Free Life Insurance--Dick Weber (LICAC) 

Description:The intention of this presentation is to advise regulators attending the meeting on the unique issues raised by the plans and life insurance components, and to review two of the most egregious IUL sales examples we have seen. 

Presentation 2:

Unclaimed Life Insurance Benefit Recovery should be expanded nationally to overcome the Degradation of the Death Master File (DMF)--Dick Weber (LICAC) 

Description:  Approximately half the states have adopted statutory frameworks based on the National Council of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) Model Unclaimed Life Insurance Benefits Act.  But state-by-state variations of those adopting the framework have produced materially different compliance obligations and consumer outcomes.  And, a number of states have yet to take specific action.  At the same time, the Social Security Administration’s Death Master File (DMF)—a tool central to many statutes—has degraded materially over time and is no longer an effective or appropriate mechanism for establishing statutory “knowledge of death.”

The Working Group has scheduled monthly conference calls throughout the year to take place on Tuesdays at 1:00pm CST.

The agenda and any materials will be posted on the Working Group webpage prior to the meeting. 

The purpose of this meeting is to 1) consider adoption of Proposal 2026-11-P (Underwriting Risk Line 1 Factors); 2) consider adoption of Proposal 2025-21-P (Premium and Loss Concentration Factors); 3) hear updates on the severe convective storm impact analysis; and 4) discuss climate impact disclosures. 

Discuss updates to the Statistical Handbook

To be determined.

The purpose of the meeting is to consider adoption of a modified version of the RBC Preamble. 

The purpose of the meeting is to 1) Adopt minutes and 2) Hear a Presentation on Recent Fraud Trends, a Framework to Lower Risk at Scale, and Use of ALTA 49 Endorsements. 

To be determined.

The purpose of this meeting is to adopt a recommendation to the Statutory Accounting Principles (E) Working Group on the issue of how to treat derecognized net negative IMR (realized losses) in relation to reinsurance collateral required for applicable unauthorized or certified reinsurers.

The purpose of the meeting is to receive comments on Proposal 2026-12-IRE (CLO RBC Factor).

Discuss observations and issues regarding the P/C Statement of Actuarial Opinion Instructions and Regulatory Guidance documents.

Adjuster Licensing (D) Working Group monthly Webex conference call.

To be determined.

Open call with agenda to follow.

Hear Update on Industry Progress on PA Reform Initiative

The purpose of this meeting is to 1) consider adoption of proposals and 2) consider adoption of its 2027 proposed charges.