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The working group is weighing revisions addressing how insurers present non-guaranteed crediting rates and other issues.
CareFirst alleges that defendants enrolled hundreds of ineligible individuals in health insurance plans reserved for Maryland residents.
As insurers invest in automation and generative AI, routine administrative work is expected to decline. Experts say human judgment, compliance expertise and customer relationships will remain essential to the industry’s future.
Marketed to high earners as a powerful, tax-free vehicle for building retirement wealth, indexed universal life insurance now faces intense scrutiny over hidden fees and complex structures.
After an eight-year NFL career, Patrick Crayton is tackling the entrepreneurial world by launching his own Farmers Insurance agency from the ground up in Carrollton, Texas.
A judge has ruled that three insurers do not have to provide coverage for Newport Group’s potential liabilities from a retirement plan dispute.
Plaintiffs, who seek class-action status, allege that TWIA and the adjusting firms secretly altered damage estimates after inspections.
Regulators began looking harder at annuity illustrations this year after learning that some products were illustrating as high as 27%.
One-time insurance mogul and convicted fraudster Greg Lindberg saw more avenues to appeal a $1.6 billion restitution order close last week.
Regulators want to end the blind reliance on credit ratings to help ensure that insurers are not hiding high-risk assets.
PBM examiners describe a hostile response and a pattern of delays, obfuscations and persistent legal threats.
Interim President and Chief Executive Officer Jerome T. Upton is leading the company during CEO Tom McInerney’s medical leave.
The overhaul represents the latest sweeping strategy employed by CEO Andy Sullivan in his second year leading Prudential.
Corebridge Financial saw lower annuity sales in the second quarter, but remains focused on its coming merger with Equitable Holdings.
Plaintiff Danielle Krimbow and the Life Insurance Company of the Southwest announced a tentative settlement in their lawsuit over annuity fees.
Shareholders of both companies approved the Equitable-Corebridge merger on July 30, with more than 97% voting in favor.
Nearly six in 10 pre-retirees consider themselves well prepared for retirement, while about four in 10 do not, new LIMRA research finds.
Jackson’s Q2 retail annuity sales of $5.9 billion were up 34% from the second quarter of 2025.
Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett gave the 29 plaintiffs one final opportunity to revive several fraud-related claims through an amended complaint.
An NAIC working group is moving into a new phase of its effort to overhaul annuity illustration rules.
