The activist firm Mispriced Assets has initiated a short position against FG, releasing a detailed analysis that questions the company's risk-based capital (RBC) stability. The report, published on November 12, 2026, utilizes a stress-test model to argue that net capital losses of approximately $2.69 billion—roughly 4.1% of general-account assets—would force FGLIC to the 'company action level' of regulatory intervention. This forensic approach shifts the focus from standard earnings metrics to the underlying solvency of the insurance entity. By modeling various retained-asset loss scenarios, the report attempts to quantify the gap between reported year-end 2025 capital levels (433% of company action level) and the potential reality under stressed market conditions. Investors should note that this is the first report on record from this investigator, necessitating a cautious approach to the firm's methodology. The analysis highlights the importance of scrutinizing insurance company balance sheets for hidden sensitivity to asset volatility, a common theme in recent activist short campaigns. ## Sources - Activ8 Insights — Summary and data breakdown of the Mispriced Assets report on FG, Nov 12, 2026.
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