Nearly two decades of U.S. life insurance data form the study window for a new ALIRT Insurance Research report published earlier this month, which tracks privately-owned carriers' expanding footprint in the sector. The report documents a rising share of total industry assets flowing to these organizations and points to emerging trends the firm says are shaping the industry.
What ALIRT examined
ALIRT Insurance Research analyzed the impact of privately-owned insurers on the U.S. life insurance industry across roughly two decades. That scope gives the firm ground to measure how the distribution of industry assets across ownership types has shifted over time, rather than capturing a single-year snapshot.
The asset-share finding
Privately-owned insurers have captured a larger share of total U.S. life insurance industry assets over the period ALIRT examined. That share has grown. ALIRT's full report, released this month, carries the quantified breakdown behind that trend and the emerging patterns the firm identified.
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