New research from The American College of Financial Services indicates that independent financial advisors and consumers are aligned on the need for specialized services, especially those focused on retirement income planning.

Improving the health care system while negotiating the pandemic created significant challenges for the health care industry.

Private equity has been accelerating a boom in huge reinsurance deals, but driven by relatively few players, who are attracting attention from legislators and regulators.

Diversity, equity and inclusion were on the agenda at a recent National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors symposium.

If retirement savings legislation such as SECURE 2.0 is popular, why is the bill still in a Senate committee?

American International Group roared to the top of first-quarter annuity sales, according to LIMRA’s U.S. Individual Annuity Sales Survey.

It is estimated that nearly a half-million insurance workers will leave their jobs in the next few years, creating openings that the industry may find impossible to fill. Insurance executives and others weigh in on the issue.

The Allianz Global Investors unit fabricated reports to hide risks that left it vulnerable to the 2020 market shock, when it lost $7 billion, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

According to research unveiled by the Society of Insurance Research, COVID may have changed people’s perceptions of life insurance.

A recent Fed report looked at two different scenarios: slow sustained rates increasing over time, and a short-term significant rise in rates. The former scenario is considered good for insurance companies and their earnings.

What is the Department of Labor doing to regulate retirement product sales?