Valuation of Securities (E) Task Force
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Joint Executive (EX) / Plenary Committee Summary Report
Winter 2009 Meeting Summaries Index
The Valuation of Securities (E) Task Force met Dec. 6, 2009.
During this meeting, the Task Force:
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Adopted the proposed charge for the Invested Asset (E)
Working Group for 2010.
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Heard a proposal to delete the requirement in the Purposes
and Procedures Manual that insurers file 6* securities
with the SVO when they wish to assign a value greater than
zero (0). The proposal was released for a 30 day comment
period.
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Heard a report from the staff confirming that credit
ratings of RealPoint LLC for commercial mortgage backed
securities have been incorporated into NAIC systems and
will be available in SVO products for year end reporting.
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Discussed what procedure should be utilized to assign
NAIC Designations to hybrid securities not rated by an
NAIC ARO. The staff was asked to amplify possible options
and their associated benefits and detriments.
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NAIC’s adoption of Issue Paper No. 139 - Fair
Value Measurements will require insurers to identify
the valuation technique utilized. The Statutory Accounting
Principles (E) Working Group has noted that valuation
techniques used by the SVO in its operations are not
identified. The Working Group has asked that the Task
Force consider and advise whether the SVO can identify
the valuation technique used for specific securities
and the appropriateness of letting insurers who use SVO
values to rely on SVO representations to fulfill their
own reporting obligations. The SVO will consider the
issues involved in this request and report to the Task
Force by the NAIC Spring National Meeting.
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Discussed what the maximum percentage of second lien collateral
should be permitted in the “Defined Multi-Class Residential
Mortgage-Backed Securities” and “Defined Multi-Class
Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities” annual statement
categories for them to qualify as “Defined” Current
annual statement guidance does not provide instruction.
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