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Risk BasedCapital InsuranceCompanyRegulationAgendaRiskBase d CapitalInsurance Company Regulation RBC Background MEAF RBC ProposalICRliRisk based capital TheUSInsuranceindustryisregulatedbythest atesInsurance Company Regulation The Insurance industry is regulated by the states. The state Insurance Commissioners have established the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), which: Is governed by the chief insurance regulators from the 50 states, , and five territories, Provides support to the state regulators to help make regulation ppgpgmore efficient, and Helps coordinate regulatory efforts to enhance uniformity of regulationregulation. State regulators focus on the legal entity based CapitalRBC framework was created by NAIC and became effective in 1992 Rdtifilith1980 dllbRBC Background Responds to insurance company failures in the 1980 s caused largely by real estate and junk bond concentrations Intended to serve as an early warning tool to identify undercapitalized icompanies Set a minimum threshold for regulatory action Regulates adequate insurance company solvencyThe NAIC model law, and each state s law, look to the NAIC formula to compute based CapitalRBC Background RBC is used to set capital requirements considering the size and degree of risktakenbytheinsurerrisk taken by the insurer RBC is a rough measure of risk Each element of risk is assigned a "risk factor g Each risk factor is multiplied by some meas
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