New York Life

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  West Virginia files 69 unclaimed property suits

  By Arthur D. Postal  |  May 17, 2013

  Different from those in other states, the suits demand payment of penalties and punitive interest.

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  ELNY liquidation expected in 3Q

  By Elizabeth Festa  |  May 14, 2013

  In the fight on breach of fiduciary duty, Edward Stone plans to sue MetLife, Credit Suisse and N.Y. insurance superintendents.

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  Boomers more financially satisfied than Gen X, Y

  By Warren S. Hersch  |  May 9, 2013

  The survey finds 68 percent of baby boomers are satisfied with their financial situation versus 51 percent of Gen Xers and 49 percent of Generation Y.

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  What does Warren Buffett know that you should?

  By Brendan Lynch  |  April 9, 2013

  Structured settlement annuities can help carriers manage asset and liability management well — and spur growth in the process.

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  New York Life posts double-digit earnings increase

  By Warren S. Hersch  |  April 4, 2013

  Operating earnings, the company’s measure to track profitability from ongoing operations, grew to $1.6 billion from $1.3 billion in 2011.

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  How 10 states are handling unclaimed property

  By Robert D. Laurie, Chester R. Ostrowski  |  March 29, 2013

  The issue of unclaimed property has swept the life insurance industry and the nation. Here's how 10 states are acting on the issue.

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  New York Life promotes insurance group execs

  By Noah Guillaume  |  February 6, 2013

  Annamaria Banaszek, Craig DeSanto and John DiRago have been elected senior vice presidents of the company.

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  New York Life seeks LTCI rate increase

  By Allison Bell  |  February 4, 2013

  The premium hikes would affect policyholders younger than 75.

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  LICONY names board chairman

  By Noah Guillaume  |  December 14, 2012

  Bridget M. Healy, executive vice president & chief legal officer of ING U.S., Inc., will serve as chairman for 2013.

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  Troy Glover to lead New York Life LTCI unit

  By Allison Bell  |  October 18, 2012

  Michael Gallo will be returning to the company's home office.