OneAmerica Trades Revenue for Safety – Financial-Planning.com
By divesting a series of variable annuities that offered guaranteed benefits, OneAmerica Financial Partners has seen revenues decline this year, but the company is hoping for double-digit growth by doing more with less next year. “We got out of the
Gemini Fund Services Brings Successful Hedged Mutual Funds to Market – PR Inside
HAUPPAUGE, NY — (Marketwire) — 12/16/09 — Gemini Fund Services, LLC (Gemini), an engaged partner to independent advisers as a provider of comprehensive, pooled investment solutions, is enabling hedge fund managers to capitalize on today’s market
Top 12 CEO departures of 2009 – Sify
Of the 4.3 million Americans who lost their job s this year, unemployed CEOs may deserve the least public sympathy. Many of them ran companies that took federal aid. Others made a fortune when they sold their companies. One may have mishandled data
High Interest Annuities A Fast-Growing Success – WebWire
Two of the most common types of high interest annuities are variable and fixed. With a fixed annuity at a high interest rate, the investor’s money is put into an account that sells the annuity, and the investor is guaranteed a fixed rate of return
Prudential Rises After Forecasting $1.5 Billion Gain (Update2) – Bloomberg
Dec. 16 (Bloomberg) — Prudential Financial Inc. , the second-biggest U.S. life insurer, rose the most in a month after saying it will record a $1.5 billion gain from the sale of a stake in a Wells Fargo & Co. securities brokerage unit. Prudential
Forbes: Ayer among top 2009 CEO departures – Hartford Business
Ramani Ayer, the recently retired chief executive officer of Hartford Financial Services Group Inc., is among the 12 most notable CEO departures of this year, according to Forbes magazine. In June, Ayer, who had led the company for 12 years
Forbes names Ramani Ayer among top 12 CEO exits of 2009 – Hindustan Times
Ramani Ayer, Indian American chief of debt-ridden Hartford Financial Services, is one of the 12 high profile CEOs who left their companies in 2009, according to Forbes. Others on the list include bailed out auto major General Motors’ head Rick
OneAmerica Trades Revenue for Safety – Financial-Planning.com
By divesting a series of variable annuities that offered guaranteed benefits, OneAmerica Financial Partners has seen revenues decline this year, but the company is hoping for double-digit growth by doing more with less next year. “We got out of the
Gemini Fund Services Brings Successful Hedged Mutual Funds to Market – PR Inside
HAUPPAUGE, NY — (Marketwire) — 12/16/09 — Gemini Fund Services, LLC (Gemini), an engaged partner to independent advisers as a provider of comprehensive, pooled investment solutions, is enabling hedge fund managers to capitalize on today’s market
Top 12 CEO departures of 2009 – Sify
Of the 4.3 million Americans who lost their job s this year, unemployed CEOs may deserve the least public sympathy. Many of them ran companies that took federal aid. Others made a fortune when they sold their companies. One may have mishandled data
High Interest Annuities A Fast-Growing Success – WebWire
Two of the most common types of high interest annuities are variable and fixed. With a fixed annuity at a high interest rate, the investor’s money is put into an account that sells the annuity, and the investor is guaranteed a fixed rate of return
Prudential Rises After Forecasting $1.5 Billion Gain (Update2) – Bloomberg
Dec. 16 (Bloomberg) — Prudential Financial Inc. , the second-biggest U.S. life insurer, rose the most in a month after saying it will record a $1.5 billion gain from the sale of a stake in a Wells Fargo & Co. securities brokerage unit. Prudential
Forbes: Ayer among top 2009 CEO departures – Hartford Business
Ramani Ayer, the recently retired chief executive officer of Hartford Financial Services Group Inc., is among the 12 most notable CEO departures of this year, according to Forbes magazine. In June, Ayer, who had led the company for 12 years
Forbes names Ramani Ayer among top 12 CEO exits of 2009 – Hindustan Times
Ramani Ayer, Indian American chief of debt-ridden Hartford Financial Services, is one of the 12 high profile CEOs who left their companies in 2009, according to Forbes. Others on the list include bailed out auto major General Motors’ head Rick