Multiple Point of Entry and NAIC: Difference between pages

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(US).

National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

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The start of a number of credit ratings including NAIC₁, NAIC₂ and NAIC₃, indicating the credit strength of private placement issuers.

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-(MPE).
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-<i>Bank resolution.</i>
+''(US).''
-Multiple Point of Entry resolution of a failed or failing bank group splits it up into its parts.
+National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
-Healthy parts might be sold, or be maintained as a residual group.
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-Distressed parts would need to be resolved variously via:
+The start of a number of credit ratings including NAIC<sub>1</sub>, NAIC<sub>2</sub> and NAIC<sub>3</sub>, indicating the credit strength of private placement issuers.
-#Purchase and Assumption,
-#Liquidation and Payout or
-#Bailin of units/subsidiaries.
-Sometimes known as 'bottom-up' resolution.
 == See also ==
-* [[Resolution]]
+* [[USPP]]
-* [[Single Point of Entry]]
+* [[Private placement]]
-* [[Bailin]]
+* [[Credit rating]]
-* [[Liquidation and Payout]]
+* [[National Association of Pension Funds]]
-* [[Purchase and Assumption]]
+* [[Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association]]