Lincoln Financial executives gave plenty of reasons Thursday for Wall Street analysts to feel good about its future: strong annuity sales, a new Bermuda reinsurer, and a new company branding effort.
Having perfunctory skills in artificial intelligence is now “table stakes” for new hires in the insurance marketing world.
The American insurtech landscape has entered a “second wave” that’s all about collaboration and partnerships, says the Cover Genius CEO.
A Massachusetts financial advisor also licensed as an insurance agent is asking a judge to force the Securities and Exchange Commission to back up its stance on commission payments.
Strong economic conditions and a growing awareness of the power of guaranteed income continued to drive record-setting annuity sales through the third quarter, LIMRA reported.
A first-of-its-kind lawsuit seeking class action status against Anthem BCBS accuses the insurer of misleading patients.
Florida-based Weiss Ratings agency is voicing concern about the high number of claim denials in the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton,
Common wisdom states that investors fire their advisors because of unhappiness with their returns. But that’s not always the reason, two Morningstar behavioral experts said.
Kelley King thought taking a test offered by his life insurance company would qualify him for a premium discount. Instead, it saved his life.
KKR’s bottom-line numbers sparkled in Q3, and the firm fully owns Global Atlantic Financial Group, one of the leading sellers of annuities.
In another quarter repeating a familiar narrative for Globe Life, the insurer posted strong earnings amid a flurry of disturbing allegations.
A new J.D. Power survey finds that 43% of producers fill out annuity applications for their clients. They are the buyers least likely to understand what they bought.
The world’s oldest credit rating agency, AM Best, has come under fire recently as some insurers have questioned its methods.
The fate of WA Cares hangs in the balance as state residents prepare to vote on whether they should be allowed to opt out of the program.
The proliferation of so-called “financial experts” using half-truths and polished scripts to peddle life insurance on TikTok and YouTube is concerning to many in the industry.
Globe Life executives are slated to meet with Wall Street analysts Thursday in a call that is much more interesting than it was two weeks ago.
The Global Receivership Information Database (GRID) system is how regulators track insurers put into receivership.
A class action against Blue Cross, possibly the largest healthcare antitrust case of its kind, ends with a tentative agreement.
The U.S. population reaches Peak 65 this year, meaning that more than 30 million Americans will reach age 65 between now and 2030. The majority of this age group will have no protected income in retirement.
