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Pranjal Drall
PersonHeard in 1 episode across 1 show since Sep 2026
Episodes
1
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First heard
Sep 2026
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What Pranjal Drall has said on podcasts
14 statements
Taxpayers ultimately bear insurance insolvency costs driven by private-credit exposure.
“ultimately taxpayers are on the hook for insurance insolvency, which might be driven by excess exposure to private credit”
Open the episode · What Actually Happens When a Life Insurer Fails (It's Worse Than a Bank) | Pranjal Drall and Andrew Granato on How Private Equity Turned Life Insurance Into a Taxpayer BackstopListen at 3:12
Higher insurer investment returns could produce better products and lower consumer prices.
“if they're able to earn a better return than sort of like traditional mom and pop insurer or like MetLife, then they should, then they'd be able to offer better products, lower prices for consumers and policyholders”
Open the episode · What Actually Happens When a Life Insurer Fails (It's Worse Than a Bank) | Pranjal Drall and Andrew Granato on How Private Equity Turned Life Insurance Into a Taxpayer BackstopListen at 8:10
Recoveries above the statutory guarantee cap are not assured.
“there's no guarantee that you get more than the $300K statutory minimum cap”
Open the episode · What Actually Happens When a Life Insurer Fails (It's Worse Than a Bank) | Pranjal Drall and Andrew Granato on How Private Equity Turned Life Insurance Into a Taxpayer BackstopListen at 17:55
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Episodes
1 episode featuring Pranjal Drall, newest first
Works by Pranjal Drall
- PC