US insurance regulators retreat on credit ratings scrutiny after industry pushback

US state insurance regulators have abandoned a proposed review of credit ratings on private loans held by insurers, following industry resistance. The retreat leaves a gap in oversight of billions in private credit assets, raising systemic risk concerns. The move signals regulatory capture and may affect market confidence in private credit.

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