A.M. Best Assigns Issue Credit Rating to Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company’s New Surplus Notes
The proceeds of the sale of the newly issued surplus notes will be used to repurchase existing outstanding surplus notes through a tender offering. As the proceeds will be used to refinance its existing debt structure,
MassMutual’s ratings continue to recognize its favorable business mix, diversified operating profile and strong position in the domestic life insurance market.
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