A.M. Best Releases Criteria Reports on Operating Leverage, Liquidity Model for Life Insurers and Rating Members of Insurance Groups
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- A.M. Best’s Perspective on Operating Leverage
- Rating Members of Insurance Groups
- A.M. Best’s Liquidity Model for U.S. Life Insurers
Each criteria report updates earlier versions of the same title. The criteria report, “A.M. Best’s Perspective on Operating Leverage,” provides detail on forms of debt that have qualified as operating leverage and updates A.M. Best’s view on the threshold of maximum operating leverage in a company’s capital structure, from 35% of liabilities to 30% of liabilities.
These criteria reports are being updated as part of A.M. Best’s continual review of its rating methodology. None of the changes are considered material.
The criteria report, “Rating Members of Insurance Groups,” contains only minor syntax edits. The criteria report, “A.M. Best’s Liquidity Model for U.S. Life Insurers,” contains no changes.
Visit www.ambest.com/ratings/methodology to download a PDF copy of each report.
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