On the recordFebruary 24, 2015
As a general principle, I don't think that asset managers at insurance companies that just sell insurance as it is traditionally defined are systemically important.
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congress.govAs a general principle, I don't think that asset managers at insurance companies that just sell insurance as it is traditionally defined are systemically important.
Hensarling questions the designation of insurance companies as systemically important financial institutions.
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