Nev. Admin. Code § 681B.225 - Asset adequacy analysis: Aggregation of reserves and assets
1. For the purpose of performing an asset
adequacy analysis, the reserves and assets of an insurer may be aggregated by:
(a) Aggregating the reserves and related
actuarial items and the supporting assets for different products or lines of
business before analyzing the adequacy of the combined assets to mature the
combined liabilities; or
(b)
Aggregating the results of an asset adequacy analysis of one or more products
or lines of business, the reserves for which prove through analysis to be
redundant, with the results of one or more products or lines of business, the
reserves for which prove through analysis to be deficient.
2. If the reserves and assets are aggregated
pursuant to paragraph (a) of subsection 1, the appointed actuary must be
satisfied that the assets held in support of the reserves and related actuarial
items aggregated are managed in such a manner that the cash flows from the
aggregated assets are available to help mature the liabilities from the blocks
of business that have been aggregated.
3. If the reserves and assets are aggregated
pursuant to paragraph (b) of subsection 1, the appointed actuary must be
satisfied that the results of the asset adequacy analysis for the various
products or lines of business for which the results are aggregated are:
(a) Developed using consistent economic
scenarios; or
(b) Subject to
mutually independent risks. The results of an asset adequacy analysis are
subject to mutually independent risks if the likelihood of events impacting the
adequacy of the assets supporting the redundant reserves is completely
unrelated to the likelihood of events impacting the adequacy of the assets
supporting the deficient reserves.
4. If the reserves and assets of an insurer
are aggregated, the actuary shall:
(a)
Disclose in his or her opinion that the reserves were aggregated on the basis
of one of the methods described in this section; and
(b) Describe the aggregation in the
supporting memorandum.
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