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Allianz and AIG are among the insurers considered by the Financial Stability Board (FSB) of G20 systemically important, too big to bankrupt, so that they could support more stringent capital standards
Financial Stability Board published a list of nine insurers too big to bankrupt, including MetLife and Prudential Financial in the U.S., the French group Axa, Aviva and Prudential plc in the UK, Ping An Insurance Group of China and Assicurazioni Generali in Italy, according to Bloomberg, quoted by Mediafax.
