The NAIC Requires Life Insurers to Keep Two Different Types

The NAIC requires life insurers to keep two different types of reserve accounts. These reserve accounts are designed to protect insureds from poor investment results the insurer may suffer. What are these two reserves called?

A) mandatory securities valuation reserve, and, supplementary securities valuation reserve
B) mandatory securities valuation reserve, and, asset valuation reserve
C) mandatory securities valuation reserve, and, interest maintenance reserve
D) interest maintenance reserve, and, asset valuation reserve

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