Insurance holding company regulations-amendments.

Wyoming's SF 50 amends insurance holding company regulations to restrict how insurers and others can publicly discuss key financial metrics. It prohibits using group capital calculations, liquidity stress test results, or related information to rank insurers or make misleading statements about them. The bill also creates new definitions for terms like "group capital ratio" and clarifies that certain small financial transactions (under 0.5% of assets) don't require disclosure. This directly affects insurance companies and holding groups that must file these calculations with regulators. The law aims to prevent public confusion while allowing insurers to rebut false statements about their financial data.