The Insurance (NAIC) Tool is TPE Hub's dashboard for exploring insurance company filer data reported to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), including schedule-based investment holdings and reinsurance activity, with drill-down tables across individual filers.
You can review an insurer's schedule-based investment holdings and reinsurance activity, including business it has ceded to or assumed from other reinsurers under Schedule S, with drill-down tables and pagination from a filer-level summary down to individual line items.
NAIC data comes from statutory financial statements that licensed insurers file with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, the standard-setting and regulatory support organization for U.S. state insurance regulators. These filings include detailed investment and reinsurance schedules that regulators use for oversight of insurer financial condition.
Instead of reading through an insurer's raw regulatory filings, the tool organizes that filer data into structured, searchable tables covering holdings and reinsurance activity — making it easier to review a specific insurer's positions or reinsurance exposure without manually parsing statutory statement schedules.
For personal insurance planning, the Life Insurance Calculator can help estimate coverage needs, and the Annuity Calculator covers guaranteed income products often sold by insurers. If you're researching credit-intensive institutions more broadly, BDC Credit Intelligence offers a comparable filing-based dashboard for Business Development Companies.
Insurance Weapons of Mass Deception
Explores risks and misleading practices around insurance reinsurance and NAIC Schedule S reporting, and why it pays to look more closely at an insurer's financial strength.
When Even the Safest Insurance Companies Aren't Safe – MassMutual
Looks at MassMutual to show how even a well-known, seemingly safe life insurer can carry real risk in its assets and business.
This Is How a Run on an Insurance Company Could Happen
Walks through how a run on an insurance company could unfold and what pressures on an insurer's policyholders and reinsurance could set it off.