Insolvent
- Failures
- Insolvencies
- Surplus Notes
- Solidity (Solvency)
- 1977 0525 - The Washington Post - How an Insolvent Firm Keeps Selling Insurance, By John F. Berry - [link]
- 1996-1, NAIC Proceedings - INSOLVENCY (EX5) SUBCOMMITTEE - March 27, 1996
- 6. Received the report of the Federal Issues Working Group, which discussed in executive session issues pertaining to claims of the federal government in insurer insolvencies and Section 304 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
- 7. Received the report of the Model Act Working Group, which heard a report from a technical resource group regarding proposed amendments to the Insurers Rehabilitation and Liquidation Model Act concerning the treatment of derivative instruments and swap agreements in insurer insolvencies, and received comments from the ACLI.
- 8. Heard a report on the status of Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company, in Rehabilitation.
- 9. Heard a suggestion that the subcommittee meet with the Financial Condition (EX4) Subcommittee concerning the status of claims for reinsurance recoverables associated with intercompany pooling arrangements.
- (p650) - Mr. TELFER. In 1929 the Modern Woodmen were actuarially insolvent — don't ask me what that is, just accept it; it is a long story so they proceeded to rerate their policies, and in doing that they made a contract with a firm known as Frank Pearson & Co. of Chicago.
- Well, Pearson was a transfer man-a man who transfers an old policy into a new one.
- Your Mr. Sullivan could tell you a lot about that.
1936 – GOV (House) – Investigation of Real Estate Bondholders’ Reorganizations – Part 19 – Adolph J. Sabath (D-IL) --- [BonkNote]