2022/03/07 – Innovation in Annuities Session Set by American Council of Life Insurers
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LAS VEGAS, Nevada, Jan. 28 (TNSeve) -- The American Council of Life Insurers in collaboration with the Society of Actuaries has scheduled a session on March 7, 2022, as part of its ReFocus2022 conference at the Aria Resort and Casino entitled "Innovation in Annuities":
According to the agency website:
With an aging population, government provided social insurance systems running low on funds and continuing low interest rates, annuity sales are struggling. In addition, regulators are requiring more capital to be held on products with guarantees making returns on these products marginal. A prominent distributor, major annuity writer and elite product developer will discuss new and innovative products ideas that could change the market.
Moderator: Tim Hill, Consulting Actuary & Principal, Milliman, Inc.
Speaker: Tom Haines, Chief Investment Officer, Annexus Retirement Solutions
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