This presentation will expose the hidden risks lurking inside private equity-controlled life insurers, including a discussion on how the industry has transformed into increasingly high-risk operations and what that means for people counting on these companies to honor decades-long promises.  Major insurers carry razor-thin capital buffers while ceding hundreds of billions in policyholder liabilities to secretive offshore affiliates that U.S. regulators can’t fully examine.  The conflict of interest between PE firms and the insurers they own and manage is eroding portfolio quality, and one company’s failure could trigger a domino chain of insolvencies across the industry. 

Thomas Gober is a Certified Fraud Examiner and forensic accountant.  For 41 years, he has conducted deep dive analyses of the US insurance industry using their own sworn statutory financial statements.  Tom has served as an insurance examiner and a state examiner-in-charge.  He has served as a consulting and testifying expert in federal criminal cases and assisted the FBI and prosecutors in the gathering and presentation of evidence, as well as in civil litigation. 

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