Regulatory - Index ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ# A Actuarial Guidelines Actuarial Guideline 38 Aetna v Mitchell AIG – Securities Lending – Insurance Regulators ASOPS – Actuarial Standards of Practice Back to top B Bank-like Benefits Back to top C Capital Standards CARVM – Commissioners Annuity Reserve Valuation Method Charges Commissions Complaints Cost Benefit Credibility Crisis Back to top D Deregulation Back to top E Economic Scenario Generator (ESG) ERM – Enterprise Risk Management Expense Allowance Back to top F Fair Consumer Outcomes Focus Groups Back to top G Generic Name GMF – Guaranteed Maturity Fund Grading Back to top I ICPs- Insurance Core Principles – IAIS ICP 18 – Intermediaries – IAIS ICP 19 – Conduct of Business – IAIS ICS – Insurance Capital Standards IIPRC – Insurance Compact Illustrations – Uses Back to top L Licensing Back to top M Macroprudential Manipulation Modco – Modified Coinsurance Moratorium Mortality Tables MSRV – Mandatory Securities Valuation Reserve Back to top N NAIC – National Association of Insurance Commissioners Narrative Summary NCOIL – The National Council of Insurance Legislators NOLHGA – National Organization of Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Associations Numeric Summary Back to top O Off Track Back to top P Policyholder Protection Policy Information for Applicant – Universal Life Policy – NAIC Policy Performance Policy Summary PRINCIPLE-BASED RESERVING Back to top Q Q: How Does US Insurance Regulation compare to Other US Federal Regulation? Back to top R RBC – Risk Based Capital Rebating Regulation 187 Regulators Regulators – Snippets Regulators – Time in Office Regulatory Forbearance Regulatory Reform Regulatory – Index Reinsurance Replacements Reserves Retrospective Risk Classification R Ratio Back to top S Securities Regulation Signature Solvency Solvency II Speed to Market State Insurance Regulation Suitability Supportable Back to top T Twin Peaks Regulation Back to top U Unbundled Back to top # 2009 1231 – Examination Report of AGC Life Insurance Company – Missouri Back to top