The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced it will convene a series of meetings with domestic and international insurance regulators to discuss recent developments in private credit markets. The first round of conversations will examine market events, emerging risks, risk‑management practices, and outlooks for the sector. The meetings are part of the Treasury’s ongoing monitoring of financial markets and are intended to enhance communication with state insurance regulators, the primary regulators of the insurance industry. Sessions will begin in April and continue through early May, with additional gatherings planned for the summer. A detailed timetable will be released soon. The Treasury says the meetings will foster ongoing collaboration and help identify regulatory gaps.
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