Hybrid Securities

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Hybrid securities are investments structured to have characteristics of both equity (common and preferred stock) and debt. The classification of these securities is of great importance to insurers because, when a hybrid security is determined by the SVO to be equity rather than debt, the insurer will face substantially higher risk-based capital charges.

For a list of current Classification Determination Reports and the SVO's Statement on Classification Analysis go to the Securities Valuation Office Web page.

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The following are additional documents and resources related to this topic.

Project History of the Short-Term Methodology for Hybrid Securities [PDF]

Life RBC Hybrid Summary

Hybrid Securities Treatment FAQ

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