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Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said the Fed still plans to suppress interest rates until at least mid-2015, even while tying any rate increase to a decline in the unemployment rate past 6.5%. The Fed's bond purchases will jump to $85 billion per month.
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“Life insurers have weathered the financial crisis in terms of solvency but not in terms of profitability,” said analyst Mary Pat Campbell of Conning Research. Conning, Ernst & Young and Fitch Ratings have all issued new reports or commentaries on the U.S. life insurance sector.
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A new report from Cerulli Associates analyzes pre-retiree, retiree, and post-retiree transactions and investor behavior, including a close look at IRAs.
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America Today, Thomas Hart Benton's 10-panel mural celebrating national progress in the 1920s, had been on display in the lobby of AXA Equitable's New York City headquarters from 1996 until this year.
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“We are very pleased to repay 100 percent of all that America invested in AIG plus a total combined positive return – or profit – of $22.7 billion,” said AIG president and CEO Robert H. Benmosche.
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Allianz Life maintained its leading sales position with a 14% market share, followed by Aviva Security Benefit Life, American Equity, and Great American (GAFRI).
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Brief or late-breaking items from or about Prudential Insurance, Phoenix Companies, Nationwide Financial, Lincoln Financial Group, Great-West Financial, New York Life, John Hancock Financial Network, Genworth Financial, Lincoln Retirement, and Cogent Research.