Prudential Financial has a Japan problem that CEO Andy Sullivan is trying to clean up via a 90-day pause on sales activity.
Elevance Health navigated the healthcare minefields well enough to post a $547 million profit in the fourth quarter 2025, a 31% increase over the prior-year quarter.
UnitedHealth Group previewed its new reality Tuesday morning with flat revenues and soft guidance.
Both KKR and Brookfield Asset Management reported some third-quarter earnings Friday as the firms continue to incorporate strong annuity sales…
Genworth Financial made giant positive steps in 2025 toward reclaiming its positioning in the troubled long-term care insurance market.
Jackson Financial is predominantly an annuity seller and the company rode out the changing product preferences in a healthy third quarter.
Equitable Holdings is sticking with a big-picture growth strategy, one that required the company to take a third-quarter earnings hit.
AIG’s Q3 earnings exceeded Wall Street analyst forecasts, driven by net income of $519 million, up 13%, year-over-year.
UBS Chairman Colm Kelleher said that insurers shopping for better ratings are creating a “looming systemic risk” to global finance. Marc Rowan disagreed.
Corebridge discussed the impending departures of both CEO Kevin Hogan and Chief Financial Officer Elias Habayeb during a Q3 call Tuesday.
Prudential produced a big third-quarter jump in earnings with all of its businesses turning profits.
Despite missing Wall Street’s Q3 revenue expectations, Lincoln Financial experienced a significant turnaround from the same quarter of 2024.
Leaving the Affordable Care Act exchange, closing some Oak Street clinics and taking a $5.7 billion charge all have CVS Health on a much better financial path.
As CEO Stephen Hemsley nears six months back in control of UnitedHealth Group, the health insurance giant is executing the financial turnaround he promised.
Despite repeated controversies and investigations, Globe Life just keeps on delivering strong earnings growth.
Elevance Health kicked off another round of earnings reports for major insurers Tuesday morning, posting double-digit year-over-year growth for both revenue and profits.
Tight-lipped executives revealed little on a rumored sales of Brighthouse Financial during a Friday conference call with Wall Street analysts.
AIG delivered a strong second quarter, posting net income of $1.1 billion, up from a $4 billion loss the previous year.
President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order blessing the inclusion of alternative investments into 401(k)s and other retirement plans.
Jackson Financial’s successful evolution from a traditional variable annuity seller was on full display during a strong second quarter.
