Life Insurance News
AIMS Benefit Solutions, MedLink swapping expertise on life products
AIMS Benefit Solutions and MedLink, a national insurance broker, have formed a partnership designed to exploit each other’s strengths.
The parent company of Old Mutual Life Insurance Co. and its subsidiary, OM Financial Life Insurance Co. of New York, said today (March 11) it is considering selling off both companies.
Life insurance applications rocked slightly after six-month roll
Overall U.S. life insurance application activity ended its six-month roll, showing a slight decline in February, according to a monthly analysis.
Workers more confident, less calculating on their retirement savings
Fewer than half of American workers said they had put pencil to paper, trying to calculate how much they need to save for retirement, a new study found.
A California man was arrested for allegedly attempting to extort $200,000 from a New York-based life insurance company by threatening to send false statements about the company in emails to customers and insurance agents through a spam email campaign.
Minn. regulators fine company for $28 million in unapproved annuities
Less than a week after paying $1 million in a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over misleading proxy disclosures, an Iowa company now faces a $275,000 fine for allegedly selling unapproved annuity contracts in Minnesota.
MetLife, AIG reach $15.5 billion deal for global life insurer
In a move it says is “an important step toward repaying the government,” American International Group has agreed to sell its international life insurer to MetLife for $15.5 billion.
A lingering tax issue may soon be resolved, paving the way for American International Group to sell its foreign life insurance unit to MetLife for $15 billion.
NAIC to hold hearing on stranger-owned annuity sales, its ‘victims’
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners intends to hold a hearing to explore the sale of annuities in the secondary insurance market.
Life company execs pay $1 million to settle SEC disclosure inquiry
Two executives of an Iowa life insurance company will pay a combined $1 million in penalties as part of civil settlements with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission regarding misleading proxy disclosures to investors.
Democratic leadership moving closer to reconciliation on health bill
Virginia first state in nation to pass anti-mandate health reform bill
Senate approves COBRA subsidy extension through end of 2010
AIMS Benefit Solutions, MedLink swapping expertise on life products
London firm exploring sale of Old Mutual Life, OM Financial Life
Life insurance applications rocked slightly after six-month roll
Property-casualty firms will respond to ‘threshold of pain’ with price hikes
Congress to weigh risk retention groups selling commercial policies
Fla. official calls for financial check-up on state property insurers


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