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Insurance: May 2026 SAPWG call

Issues & Trends | June 2026

We report on actions and discussions of the Statutory Accounting Principles Working Group on the May 2026 conference call.

Applicability

  • All insurance companies

Key impacts

The Statutory Accounting Principles Working Group (SAPWG) adopted revisions to the following guidance.

  • SSAP No. 52, to add new disclosures and a glossary for funding agreement-backed notes and other similar structures.

SAPWG exposed the following guidance.

  • Revisions to SSAP No. 7, with a new related issue paper to include new guidance for the interest maintenance reserve.
  • Revisions to SSAP No. 100, to remove the exclusion for investments accounted for under the equity method from the fair value of financial instruments disclosure.
  • A new standard, SSAP No. 109, and a related issue paper for interest rate hedging derivatives that do not qualify as effective hedges under SSAP Nos. 86 or 108 but are used for asset-liability management. 

Report contents

  • Meeting highlights
  • Accounting highlights

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May 2026 SAPWG Call

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