Morningstar DBRS observed that insurance-specific instruments, such as funding agreement-backed notes (FABNs) and surplus notes, have become significant to the sector’s financing strategies. At the end of 2024, US insurers held $217 billion in outstanding FABNs, marking a record high, alongside $161 billion in Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) financing.
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