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Zacks Industry Outlook Highlights: Manulife Financial, Sun Life Financial, Brighthouse Financial, Lincoln National Corp and PrimericaZacks Industry Outlook Highlights: Manulife Financial, Sun Life Financial, Brighthouse Financial, Lincoln National Corp and Primerica |
6 Life Insurers Sailing Through Pandemic-Induced Challenges6 Life Insurers Sailing Through Pandemic-Induced Challenges |
Manulife Investment Management grows offshore investments distribution teamManulife Investment Management today announced that Ivan Del Rio, CFA, has been named managing director, offshore distribution. In this newly created position, Ivan will work closely with internal and external partners to distribute John Hancock and Manulife Investment Management strategies to international advisors and family offices with a focus on distribution to sophisticated and professional investors outside the United States. |
10 Ideal Dividend Stocks for Your RetirementThis collection of 10 dividend stocks plays a little offense and defence. |
Lockdowns Bring Canada’s Job-Market Recovery to Temporary Halt(Bloomberg) -- Canada’s job recovery hit a snag in April as a third wave of lockdowns and Covid-19 restrictions led to fresh employment losses.The country shed 207,100 jobs last month, Statistics Canada reported Friday from Ottawa, partially erasing large gains over the previous two months. Economists in a Bloomberg survey had predicted a drop of 150,000. The unemployment rate rose to 8.1% in April, from 7.5% a month earlier. The rate was below 6% before the pandemic.Despite the setback, analysts expect a quick rebound as early as June once containment measures have been lifted with the economy back on track toward full recovery -- as was the case after previous lockdowns. The bulk of the losses were limited to pandemic-exposed sectors, like retail, food and accommodation, a sign that t... |
Manulife Releases 2020 Sustainability Report and Public Accountability StatementManulife today released its 2020 Sustainability Report and Public Accountability Statement. The report highlights Manulife and John Hancock's environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance in 2020. |
Manulife Announces Journey to Net ZeroManulife today announced a net zero emissions commitment to support climate goals worldwide, recognizing the important role 37,000 employees, 118,000 agents, and over a trillion dollars in assets under management and administration can play in global climate solutions. |
Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC) Q1 2021 Earnings Call TranscriptMFC earnings call for the period ending March 31, 2021. |
Manulife (MFC) Q1 Earnings Beat on Solid Segment ResultsManulife (MFC) Q1 results reflect favorable impact of markets on seed money investments in new segregated and mutual funds higher new business gains in Asia and the United States. |
Manulife shares slide after Q1 profit drops on steepening yield curveTORONTO (Reuters) -Manulife Financial Corp shares dropped by the most since June on Thursday after Canada's biggest life insurer posted a large drop in reported net income the previous day driven by the negative impact of a steepening yield curve. The 80-basis-point steepening in the yield curve was "unusual," and the most since the company instituted its hedging program in 2012, Chief Financial Officer Phil Witherington said on an analyst call. "If the steepening of the yield curve reverses, and rates at shorter end increase, giving rise to a flattening, the direct market impact charges we’ve seen in the first quarter would reverse," he said. |