In 2025, favorable economic conditions, along with aging demographics and more advisors selling annuities, led to record-breaking individual annuity sales across bank, BD and wirehouse channels.
Only 38% of affluent investors are comfortable with artificial intelligence, according to Cerulli Edge-U.S. Retail Investor Edition.
Florida’s recent tort reforms were designed to reduce lawsuit incentives and the additional costs that arise when claim payouts increase because of societal and legal pressures.
Despite several high-profile lawsuits and continued market turbulence, indexed life insurance remains the preferred product for consumers.
A panel of insurance and legal leaders says artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the life and annuities industry, but compliance is a concern.
Advantage Capital signed an agreement with global investment manager Oaktree Capital Management to provide critical funding support for its financially troubled life insurers.
A group of large PHL Variable policyholders, and the Connecticut insurance commissioner both took aim at Nassau Financial Group in separate court filings this week.
Advancements in technology are ushering in what experts have dubbed the “golden age of underwriting,”
What do these early-onset health conditions mean for insurance?
The Department of Labor said in court documents this week that it supports a district court motion to vacate its Retirement Security Rule.
Annuity buyers continued to show faith in the market as 2025 came to a close, with traditional variable and structured annuity sales up significantly, Wink, Inc. reported.
The SEC Division of Enforcement announced important updates to its Enforcement Manual to improve the consistency and uniformity of investigative practices
The potential for artificial intelligence to transform underwriting workflows has caught up to the surety bonding industry.
Earlier this year, a new law went into effect in Texas, requiring insurers to provide a reason for declining or…
Millennials are emerging as the next financial phenomenon and are already shaping the economy. They require tailored financial advice.
The legacy technology systems that many insurers rely on are holding them back. Still, it’s unsustainable for insurers to keep kicking the can down the road long-term, according to a new study.
In 1967, while finishing his senior year at Ohio State University, Marv Feldman signed his first insurance contract with New York Life.
With many Americans’ retirement savings falling far short of what they really need for long-term financial security, technology could be leveraged to help close the gap.
Americans of all ages are hopeful about improving their financial situations this year. But the financial goals for each generation vary.
