Are insurers becoming dangerously addicted to private credit ratings?
We should worry about what happens when regulatory arbitrage goes unchecked
Are insurers becoming dangerously addicted to private credit ratings? The article expresses concern over insurers’ growing dependence on private credit ratings. It warns that unchecked regulatory arbitrage, facilitated by these ratings, poses a significant risk. This situation warrants serious consideration regarding its potential consequences.
- Insurers are developing an addiction to private credit ratings.
- Regulatory arbitrage is a concern when it goes unchecked.
- The unchecked nature of regulatory arbitrage could lead to dangerous situations. Continue reading https://www.ft.com/content/bfcb04a7-8e13-480a-aa59-a13dee53c698
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