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The Department of Labor remains undecided about what to do with the Biden-era Retirement Security Rule, its latest attempt to expand fiduciary duty.
A proposal to make a key measure of insurance companies’ financial health confidential is teed up for regulators to tackle in October.
State insurance regulators report “progress” getting life insurers to pull back on overly optimistic investment growth projections.
Athene retooled its annuity sales strategy during a second quarter that saw several changes in the company, including its leadership structure.
State insurance regulators are again nibbling around the edges of an actuarial guideline designed to limit unrealistic life illustrations.
Tight-lipped executives revealed little on a rumored sales of Brighthouse Financial during a Friday conference call with Wall Street analysts.
President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order blessing the inclusion of alternative investments into 401(k)s and other retirement plans.
Jackson Financial’s successful evolution from a traditional variable annuity seller was on full display during a strong second quarter.
Equitable executives say a new deal with Reinsurance Group of America will reduce the insurer’s exposure to unpredictable mortality swings.
Corebridge Financial delivered the expected second-quarter financial performance from an annuity-focused company, amid a record-breaking quarter for annuity sales.
Apollo Global Management celebrated a very strong second quarter, with assets under management rising to $840 billion.
While use of artificial intelligence in health insurance remains controversial, UnitedHealth Group is full speed ahead on AI.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is recommending a fine of $300,000 to $700,000 for advisor-agent Jeffrey Cutter and Cutter Financial Group.
Genworth Financial enjoyed fortunate timing with a potential $750 million lawsuit windfall coming just days before it reported second-quarter earnings.
Prudential Financial is evolving under new CEO Andy Sullivan and saw second-quarter profits rise as new plans took shape.
While competitors continue to struggle with spiraling healthcare costs, Aetna and CVS are celebrating an 8.4% increase in second-quarter revenues.
Governors Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman dissented, advocating for a 25-basis-point interest rate cut.
Judge Daniel J. Klau approved a schedule Tuesday for public comment and a hearing on the modification of a moratorium on access to PHL Variable benefits.
UnitedHealth Group is evaluating all of its operations, CEO Stephen Hemsley said, and exiting markets where rising medical costs threaten profits.
The McKinney, Texas-based Globe Life reported solid underwriting improvement, and a return to better-then-pre-pandemic mortality rates.
