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While it’s expected Al will transform businesses like financial services, a consumer banking panel believes the changes will be jaw-dropping.
Prudential Financial handily beat the street with better than expected third quarter earnings, despite $802M loss.
Despite a 13% drop in net income compared to last year’s third quarter, executives at Corebridge Financial Inc., said Friday…
Lincoln National Corp. conceded Thursday that the company’s Q3 financial results fell short, but said it’s making progress toward “recovery.”
Insurtech disruptor Lemonade Inc., set Wall Street buzzing Thursday when it unveiled better than expected third quarter financial results.
Underwriting losses from rising costs, extreme weather events, and other factors, pummeled the property casualty industry in Q2.
Investment management giant Apollo Global Management reported record earnings for the third quarter, driven by rising interest rates and fees.
Federal Reserve policymakers decided to “hold ‘em” and let the treasurer and bond markets take care of quashing inflation.
MassMutual is the latest life insurance company to embrace behavioral insurance to help improve the health and longevity of their policyholders and reduce premature death claims.
Life insurance executives and actuaries believe excess mortality rates are alarming and could continue to drag earnings for years to come.
A campaign prevent widespread erasure of consumer complaints from regulator databases has made progress, but most are expunged on request.
Some of the costliest periods of natural catastrophes, rising claims and persistent inflation, have led to huge losses for P&C insurers.
Proposed average workers’ compensation rate decrease of 15.1% proposed by the National Council on Compensation Insurance draws concerns.
Two more dental insurers have indicated they will withdraw from the small-plan market in Massachusetts, citing a successful voter referendum mandating the amount of revenue the companies must spend on patient care.
Equitable Holdings has reached out to veteran life insurance analyst Erik Bass to take over duties as its new head of investor relations.
Institute for the Fiduciary Standard kicks off ad campaign aimed at highlighting differences between RIAs and broker dealers.
Credit rating agency AM Best has revised the outlook for State Farm Auto Insurance and its subsidiaries to negative.
California governor signs order to try and stabilize the state’s straining property and casualty insurance market.
Lawsuits seeking class-action status allege marketers, particularly insurance companies, are guilty of cold-calling millions of consumers.
The Fed, said it will maintain its target range for the federal funds rate but would consider a future hike depending on data.
