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  Scope of data shows wide picture of any systemic risk

  By Elizabeth Festa  |  May 13, 2013

  With more disclosure, we will be able to have a more coherent, public debate on this, Paul Sharma says.

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  Fed takes on Dodd-Frank conflicts

  By Elizabeth D. Festa  |  May 9, 2013

  The conflict is between the capital standards set under Dodd-Frank and the minimum floor set by the Collins Amendment.

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  ING first quarter earnings rise on asset sales

  By AP Staff Writer  |  May 8, 2013

  But losses were reported at its U.S. insurance arm, which had an initial public offering last week.

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  Moody's: ING U.S. IPO a credit positive

  By Michael K. Stanley  |  May 6, 2013

  On the heels of its IPO and subsequent transformation into Voya Financial,ING U.S. received $600M in new capital and access to additional funds.

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  ING U.S. makes trading debut as VOYA

  By Michael K. Stanley  |  May 2, 2013

  Voya Financial made its IPO of 65.2 million shares of common stock at $19.50 per share and began trading under ticker symbol: VOYA.

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  NY doubles down on captives, private equity firm scrutiny

  By Elizabeth D. Festa  |  May 1, 2013

  New York insurance regulators have the captives industry and private equity firms that own annuity companies under a microscope for their effect on financial solvency and stability and they fear policyholders may be left holding the bag.

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  Strong growth of life product sales expected

  By Warren S. Hersch  |  April 29, 2013

  Katharine Wolchik, a managing economist and head of global economics at AIG, expects strong life sales through 2014.

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  Dodd-Frank: A Guide

  By Allison Bell  |  April 22, 2013

  Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010: The Insurance Provisions

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  Final expense policies spring to life

  By Alan Lurty  |  April 18, 2013

  The rough economy has made final expense policies popular — and new innovations will only make them hotter.

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  NY doubles down on captives, private equity firm scrutiny

  By Elizabeth D. Festa  |  April 18, 2013

  Lawsky is concerned the use of captives by insurers places the stability of the broader financial system at greater risk.