Analyzing US Insurers' Capital Adequacy with the Risk Based Capital Model

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Insurance companies that file with the NAIC measure their capital adequacy using the Risk Based Capital (RBC) model. While all companies follow the same model when calculating their RBC ratios, the calculation itself is considered confidential, and insurers are only required to report the calculated figures.

Each year S&P Global Market Intelligence releases Excel models based on the NAIC's RBC model, which can help estimate what the full calculation would look like for any given company. Join this month’s webcast as industry experts from our news, research, and product management teams join our panel, and discover how to:

Access S&P Global Market Intelligence's RBC templates to review the different risk charges faced by insurers
Dive into the individual metrics of the calculation to better identify how your RBC compares to that of your peers
Manually update the RBC models to estimate how portfolio or strategy changes, such as investing too heavily in BBB-rated bonds, can impact RBC

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