201012 IASA theInterpreter - An Industry in Transition

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Article derived from the 2010 life and annuity executive survey highlighting the key points on strategies, gaps and priorities as seen by industry leaders.

201012 IASA theInterpreter - An Industry in Transition

1. Demographic changes, especially the aging of America and growth of ethnic markets, were seen as the most significant industry trends according to survey respondents. 2. Work site and bank sales channels were also viewed as opportunities for growth. 3. Translating strategy into effective expense management and technology use remains a challenge for some companies, despite most having clear strategic visions.

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