Aflac's directors have released a proxy statement inviting its shareholders to vote on performance-based compensation.
Even as the financial services industry scurries to provide advisers with better retirement income vehicles, advisers continue to criticize the new products.
AIG will pay $13.5 million to settle an investigation involving its alleged sham reinsurance deal with General Re.
Pets Best Insurance Services is bringing coverage to man's best friends through banks and employee benefit providers.
Due to a technical error, an old story about Robert R. Carter stepping down from his role as president of NFP Insurance Services Inc., ran in today's INDaily.
Jackson National Life reported today a 14% earnings increase and $4.1 billion in revenue for 2007.
Estimated sales of book value annuities totaled $6.9 billion, while sales of indexed annuities totaled $6.3 billion.
The move is intended to simplify the mutual company's ownership structure, according to the firm.
The New York attorney general Andrew Cuomo is broadening his investigation into health insurers’ practices related to payments for out-of-network services.
Ambac will seek to raise capital through a $1 billion common stock offering, plus a $500 million public offering of equity units.
The American Bankers Insurance Association has elected three financial services industry leaders to serve as new board of directors.
The bond insurer has decided against splitting into two entities, as it prepares to receive up to $3 billion in cash.
The firm's life settlements units have received provider licenses in 22 states and have filed applications with five others.
Registered investment advisers just might be the next big ticket for the insurance industry.
Although 2008 probably won't be a year for any significant tax changes, the insurance industry is preparing for 2009 and 2010, when tax increases appear likely.
Robert R. Carter is stepping down as president of NFP Insurance Services Inc., according the SEC filings.
The Dow Jones lost more than 300 points after the insurer reported dismal quarterly results.
West Virginia today passed legislation to prevent the settlement of stranger-oriented life insurance policies.
MBIA is bracing for more write-downs and Ambac has been given more time to justify its triple-A rating from Moody’s.
