This from WSJ’s Leslie Scism:
MetLife Inc. is preparing to part ways with a central force in the company's history: its life-insurance agents.
The nation's largest insurer by assets is in talks to sell a business of roughly 4,000 sales people to Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., according to people familiar with the situation. The talks are at advanced stages.
Guess MetLife really wants out of that SIFI designation. What will become of Snoopy?
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MetLife Inc. is preparing to part ways with a central force in the company's history: its life-insurance agents.
The nation's largest insurer by assets is in talks to sell a business of roughly 4,000 sales people to Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., according to people familiar with the situation. The talks are at advanced stages.
Guess MetLife really wants out of that SIFI designation. What will become of Snoopy?
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