Everything GOES

Everything GOES

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Everything GOES episodes

  • Everything GOES - Validating the Scenarios

    In episode 8 of the Everything GOES podcast, guests Dan Finn and Bill Pauling discuss the validation process—the tests that Conning and the NAIC undertake to ensure that the scenarios are correct and lie within the expected bounds.

    Disclaimer

    The views, information, or opinions expressed during this podcast are solely those of Conning, Inc.’s representatives and do not necessarily reflect those of the NAIC. Conning, Inc. has been retained by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (“NAIC”) to provide, maintain and support a Generator of Economic Scenarios (“GOES”) for prescribed use in certain statutory calculations. Any representations made with respect to the NAIC's statutory reserve and capital requirements or the GOES are the opinions of Conning, Inc. and do not constitute NAIC regulatory guidance.

    11 min
  • Everything GOES - Stochastic Exclusion Ratio Test

    In episode 7 of the Everything GOES podcast, guests Dan Finn and Bill Pauling discuss the stochastic exclusion ratio test—what it is and how it will be implemented within the GOES model.

    Disclaimer:

    The views, information, or opinions expressed during this podcast are solely those of Conning, Inc.’s representatives and do not necessarily reflect those of the NAIC. Conning, Inc. has been retained by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (“NAIC”) to provide, maintain and support a Generator of Economic Scenarios (“GOES”) for prescribed use in certain statutory calculations. Any representations made with respect to the NAIC's statutory reserve and capital requirements or the GOES are the opinions of Conning, Inc. and do not constitute NAIC regulatory guidance.

    15 min
  • Everything GOES - The Corporate Model

    In episode 5 of the Everything GOES podcast, Daniel Finn and Dr. Andrea Barresi discuss the details of the GOES corporate model, how it differs from the AIRG model, and how these differences will affect model results.

    Disclaimer

    The views, information, or opinions expressed during this podcast are solely those of Conning, Inc.’s representatives and do not necessarily reflect those of the NAIC. Conning, Inc. has been retained by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (“NAIC”) to provide, maintain and support a Generator of Economic Scenarios (“GOES”) for prescribed use in certain statutory calculations. Any representations made with respect to the NAIC's statutory reserve and capital requirements or the GOES are the opinions of Conning, Inc. and do not constitute NAIC regulatory guidance.

    10 min
  • Everything GOES - The Equity Model

    In episode 4 of the Everything GOES podcast, Daniel Finn and Dr. Andrea Barresi discuss the details of the GOES equity model, how it differs from the AIRG model, and how these differences will affect model results.

    Disclaimer

    The views, information, or opinions expressed during this podcast are solely those of Conning, Inc.’s representatives and do not necessarily reflect those of the NAIC. Conning, Inc. has been retained by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (“NAIC”) to provide, maintain and support a Generator of Economic Scenarios (“GOES”) for prescribed use in certain statutory calculations. Any representations made with respect to the NAIC's statutory reserve and capital requirements or the GOES are the opinions of Conning, Inc. and do not constitute NAIC regulatory guidance.

    16 min
  • Everything GOES - The Treasury Model

    In episode 3 of the Everything GOES podcast, Daniel Finn and Dr. Andrea

    Barresi discuss the details of the GOES Treasury model, how it differs
    from the AIRG model, and how these differences will affect model
    results.

    Disclaimer The views, information, or opinions expressed during this

    podcast are solely those of Conning, Inc.’s representatives and do not
    necessarily reflect those of the NAIC. Conning, Inc. has been retained
    by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (“NAIC”) to
    provide, maintain and support a Generator of Economic Scenarios (“GOES”)
    for prescribed use in certain statutory calculations. Any
    representations made with respect to the NAIC's statutory reserve and
    capital requirements or the GOES are the opinions of Conning, Inc. and
    do not constitute NAIC regulatory guidance.

    18 min
  • Everything GOES - GOES Further

    In episode 2 of the Everything GOES podcast, Daniel Finn and Casey Pursley discuss the GOES options for insurers who want to go beyond the basic data set to perform more advanced analysis.

    Disclaimer

    The views, information, or opinions expressed during this podcast are solely those of Conning, Inc.’s representatives and do not necessarily reflect those of the NAIC. Conning, Inc. has been retained by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (“NAIC”) to provide, maintain and support a Generator of Economic Scenarios (“GOES”) for prescribed use in certain statutory calculations. Any representations made with respect to the NAIC's statutory reserve and capital requirements or the GOES are the opinions of Conning, Inc. and do not constitute NAIC regulatory guidance.

    14 min
  • Everything GOES - What GOES Where and When

    In Episode 1 of the Everything GOES podcast, Daniel Finn and Casey Pursley discuss the basics of the transition from the AIRG scenario generator to the GOES scenario generator—when it will happen, what changes it will involve, and how companies can start preparing.

    Disclaimer

    The views, information, or opinions expressed during this podcast are solely those of Conning, Inc.’s representatives and do not necessarily reflect those of the NAIC. Conning, Inc. has been retained by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (“NAIC”) to provide, maintain and support a Generator of Economic Scenarios (“GOES”) for prescribed use in certain statutory calculations. Any representations made with respect to the NAIC's statutory reserve and capital requirements or the GOES are the opinions of Conning, Inc. and do not constitute NAIC regulatory guidance.

    13 min

About Everything GOES

From the publisher's feed

On its current timeline, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) plans to switch the models it uses for reserve and capital calculations in January 2026, from the Academy Interest Rate Generator (AIRG) to Conning’s Generator of Economic Scenarios, or GOES. Everything GOES is a podcast for insurers who want to learn more about this transition and what it will mean for them and their process. Guests Daniel Finn, ASA, and Casey Pursley will provide background details about the change as well as explorations into the differences between the models and how those differences may affect scenario results.