Washington state Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler, having rejected calls to resign last year over racist remarks and his leadership style, announced Monday he will not seek re-election.
An aging workforce, Generation Z, the growing demand for personalized investment advice, and financial wellness were cited as top disruptors of the retirement industry in a recent survey.
Bipartisan support for health care policies exists in Congress, even though it’s uncertain whether any major health care legislation will be passed this year.
First-quarter earnings will reveal how well insurance companies are adapting to higher interest rates and taking advantage of a strong annuity sales environment.
As the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ Actuarial Guideline 49-B goes into effect on May 1, some predict a hit on indexed universal sales while others don’t see much of a change in illustrated rates.
Twelve years after it was created by Dodd-Frank, the Federal Insurance Office is still looking for its long-term role in the insurance regulation landscape.