Henry Waxman, chairman of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, is asking executives at Genworth Financial Inc., The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America and MetLife Inc. to produce details on executives' pay.
American International Group Inc. has named Jay S. Wintrob president and chief executive of its Domestic Life and Retirement Services business.
Florida Atlantic University's College of Business yesterday stripped life insurance guru Barry Kaye's name from the school, according to published reports.
While Swiss banking giant UBS AG has agreed to release information on 4,450 client accounts to settle a contentious lawsuit with the Internal Revenue Service that centered on alleged offshore tax evasion by the bank's clients, the IRS said that it may eye other banks for similar activities.
Advisers across American International Group Inc.'s three broker-dealers were stunned to learn that — contrary to all prior indications — the sale of the insurer's broker-dealer network would be scrapped.
A new life insurance product from The Phoenix Cos. Inc. covers two lives under one policy, providing a death benefit for a spouse or business partner.
Index annuity sales rose during the second quarter, hitting $8.3 billion, according to data from Advantage Group Associates Inc.
Values on fixed-income securities will fall, hindering life insurers' financial performance over the next two years.
Health insurer Aetna Inc. will need two years to bring its profit margins back to their former levels, an Oppenheimer analyst said today in a note to client.
Catastrophe bonds climbed Friday to their highest level of the year amid reports of calmer hurricane outlooks ahead, Bloomberg reported.
Three college students whose parents died are vying for a $5,000 scholarship from the Life and Health Insurance Foundation for Education.
History is rife with examples of adverse, unintended consequences resulting from well-intentioned lawmaking acting in the face of a crisis.
The painful process of recovering from investment fraud is being eased by recently issued IRS guidelines that accountants and tax experts say will greatly benefit fraud victims.
Although many big variable annuity writers are fading from the market, New York Life Insurance Co. has decided to jump in with a new product as a strategy to gain favor with independent broker-dealers and registered investment advisers.
New York Gov. David A. Paterson has named James J. Wrynn the state's superintendent of insurance.
The Hartford (Conn.) Financial Services Group Inc. has named Dan Guilbert chief actuary of Hartford Life Insurance Co.
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. made another round of job cuts this week in its Connecticut and Massachusetts offices, a spokesman said.
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday filed an administrative proceeding against Axa Advisors LLC for failing to supervise a former registered representative who pleaded guilty to securities fraud in January 2008.
Moody's Investors Service today said it would keep its A3 long-term issuer rating on American International Group Inc. after the insurance company reported its first quarterly profit in nearly two years.
Although first-half revenue may be down at National Planning Holdings Inc., the independent broker-dealer network has been actively adding to its ranks of registered representatives.
