Monthly Archive: June 2020

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Will social bonds grow in popularity with coronavirus recovery?

Kelsey Rolfe | June 8, 2020 The City of Toronto has launched a social debenture framework to fund investments in affordable housing, transit and other basic infrastructure, access to essential services and other projects that benefit marginalized and...

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Manulife says ‘Thank You’ with day off for employees

Manulife and John Hancock, its U.S. subsidiary, have declared Friday, June 19 as a “Thank You Day” off for their more than 35,000 employees as a token of appreciation for their hard work in...

American College CEO Opens Up About Black Life In A White World

George Nichols III, president and CEO of American College of Financial Services George Nichols knows that when he does his four- to five-mile walk every day, he is not the president of The American...

New IUL Illustration Rules Will Not Apply To In-Force: Regulators

A state regulator task force took another step Thursday toward agreement on rule changes designed to rein in index universal life insurance illustrations. In another “straw poll” vote, Life Actuarial Task Force members buried...

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LAPP reporting $3.4-billion loss in first quarter of 2020

Staff | June 5, 2020 The Local Authorities Pension Plan is reporting a $3.4-billion loss in an “exceedingly difficult” first quarter, reducing the size of the fund by 6.5 per cent. The LAPP reported $47.2 billion in assets...

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Is long-term decline in policy ownership set to reverse?

Ownership of life insurance might have declined in the U.S. over the past decade, but shifts in consumer demand and preferences could create an opportunity for the industry to turn that trend around. In...