The Federal Reserve today announced a voluntary survey into the potential impact of capital rules for insurance companies that it regulates.
The Federal Reserve is seeking comments from the industry as it studies how to tailor capital and liquidity standards for insurance companies, who argue that they should not have to meet the same standards as banks.
Information collected through the study “would allow for further exploration of areas of concern raised by commenters during the proposal stage of the revised regulatory capital framework rulemaking,” the Fed said in a statement.
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