Pension Risk Video Center
Londone Moulds, Assistant Vice President, U.S. Pensions, and Zach Vogt, Director, U.S. Pensions discuss the latest PRT Poll and what’s driving the interest in annuity buyouts.
Londone Moulds, Assistant Vice President, U.S. Pensions, and Zach Vogt, Director, U.S. Pensions discuss the latest PRT Poll and the drivers influencing the selection of an insurer for an annuity buyout transaction.
Wayne Daniel, the head of MetLife’s U.S. Pensions business, discusses whether more pension risk-transfer agreements will be generated in the future.
Insurance companies’ balance sheets are best place for pension liabilities to reside, given their ability to manage investment diversity and risk, plus tamp down runoff challenges and dwindling cash flows, says Wayne Daniel, the head of MetLife’s U.S. Pensions business.
Even when equity markets were surging in 2018, leading many pension plans to be better funded, plan sponsors still had a strong desire to move their liabilities to insurance companies, says MetLife’s Head of U.S. Pensions Wayne Daniel.
Polls MetLife conducts annually show most pension managers want to transfer risk from their plans, according to Wayne Daniel, MetLife’s Head of U.S. Pensions.
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Interest Continues to Grow
Londone Moulds, Assistant Vice President, U.S. Pensions, and Zach Vogt, Director, U.S. Pensions discuss the latest PRT Poll and what’s driving the interest in annuity buyouts.
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Drivers for Selecting an Insurer
Londone Moulds, Assistant Vice President, U.S. Pensions, and Zach Vogt, Director, U.S. Pensions discuss the latest PRT Poll and the drivers influencing the selection of an insurer for an annuity buyout transaction.
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