Ms. Shellie Stoddard

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  "The company has been pretty clear about wanting to derisk," including reducing its exposure to the equity markets, which includes no longer writing new variable annuity business in Japan and cutting back on this business in the United States, said Shellie Stoddard, an analyst with Standard & Poor's Corp. in New York.

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  SHELLIE STODDARD is a director in insurance ratings at Standard & Poor's. She follows the health insurance and managed care industry as a segment specialist. Stoddard publishes analytic articles on health-related topics and contributes to criteria development. She is the primary analyst for the largest managed care companies, as well as a variety of other supplemental health, disability, and group insurance companies. Prior to joining Standard & Poor's, Stoddard was with A.M. Best Company, where she performed similar rating analyses on health insurance and managed care organizations operating in the U.S. Previously, she spent over 10 years at Equitable Life Assurance Society, most recently as product development manager for the company's major medical and disability income businesses. Stoddard holds a B.A. in Economics and Mathematics from Colby College and an M.B.A. in Finance from New York University.

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  Video News Report From Corporate Research Group - Shellie Stoddard, Credit Analyst, Standard and Poor's - Published: Jul 2, 2007 - Shellie Stoddard, credit analyst for Standard & Poor's (New York), discusses the rationale behind the company's recent downgrade of the health insurance industry's outlook to "stable" from "positive."

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  We believe the uncertainty of this financial stress could erode Hartford's brand and diverse competitive advantages, particularly in certain lines of business," said Shellie Stoddard, an S&P credit analyst.

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  In a statement Tuesday, S&P analyst Shellie Stoddard said that Hartford's "earnings, capitalization, and financial flexibility have been weakened" by the equity market's decline. She added that the "uncertainty of this financial stress could erode Hartford's brand and diverse competitive advantages."

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  In a statement issued Tuesday, S&P analyst Shellie Stoddard said that the downgrade "reflects our opinion that Hartford's earnings, capitalization and financial flexibility have been weakened considerably by the deepening equity market decline, continuing volatility, and significant asset impairments in the past two quarters." Advertisement
  
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  Ms. Stoddard said "we believe the uncertainty of this financial stress could erode Hartford's brand and diverse competitive advantages, particularly in certain lines of business."

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  "These pressures are in addition to the near-term economic challenges that the entire managed health care sector is facing," Shellie Stoddard, an S&P credit analyst, said in a statement.

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  Standard & Poor's credit analyst Shellie Stoddard said the action stems primarily from The Hartford's participation in the U.S. Treasury Department's Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
  
  "Participation in the program enhances Hartford's financial flexibility, which we had viewed as a considerable weakness because of significant asset impairments and our prospective asset stress analysis," Stoddard said.

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  Shellie Stoddard, Director, Corporate & Government Services, Standard & Poor's

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  In a statement Tuesday, S&P analyst Shellie Stoddard said that Hartford's "earnings, capitalization, and financial flexibility have been weakened" by the equity market's decline. She added that the "uncertainty of this financial stress could erode Hartford's brand and diverse competitive advantages." Write to the editors at fw editor@financialweek.com.

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