To match Special Report SEC/INVESTIGATIONS(Reuters) – The U.S. securities regulator has asked life insurers to disclose the potential value of forcibly winding down in-home insurance coverage gadgets known as 'captives,' whose business version has come underneath regulatory radar, the Wall Side road Journal said. State insurance regulators, which approve these captive units, have prior to now raised issues that some corporations is also covering up their financial health via transferring business to such associated entities, the day by day stated. (http://link.reuters.com/kaz65v) Insurers that have been in touch with the Securities and Alternate Fee (SEC) on this topic include MetLife Inc, Genworth Financial Inc, Hartford Monetary Services and products workforce Inc, Protective Existence Corp and Reinsurance Staff of The us, the Journal suggested, citing regulatory filings and other people familiar with the matter.