7-15-2016 Military.com
Military spouses provide employers with valuable attributes
James Beamesderfer, vice president of Veterans Initiatives, discussed a new report about the resilience of military spouses and the benefits of hiring them. "We know that more than one-third of [military spouses] say they are unemployed or underemployed. We want to help turn that around by providing them with meaningful career opportunities," he said. Funded by Prudential, this marks the first time a non-military organization has published such a paper. (more)

7-8-2016 Reuters
Massive job growth propels markets forward
Quincy Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential, commented on the June jobs report, which showed an additional 287,000 jobs were introduced to the U.S. economy last month, the highest total in eight months. "What this report does is it assuages fears about the economy losing momentum," she said. "That's been weighing on the minds of investors." (more)

6-24-2016 Financial Planning
New Pru study says LGBT community could use advisor services
Kent Sluyter, CEO of Individual Life Insurance for Prudential, discussed the implications for financial professionals of the findings of Prudential's recent study on the financial challenges facing the LGBT community. "I think advisors really need to recognize that there's a tremendous value add to help these individuals get on the right track," he noted. "It's not exactly about seeking results for today, but opening the door to future opportunities." (more)

6-22-2016 Institutional Investor
Institutional investors need to incorporate megatrends into their allocation plans
Taimur Hyat, chief strategy officer of PGIM, discussed how lengthening life spans are transforming investment opportunities. He noted that mega trends like longevity will impact investments opportunities and how institutional investors can incorporate them into traditional asset allocation plans. "It's risky to fight demographics," Hyat said. (more)

6-22-2016 Plan Sponsor
Prudential Retirement's Sri Reddy discusses a recent survey on retirement income
Sri Reddy, head of full service investments for Prudential Retirement, discussed a recent study conducted by Prudential Retirement that found 45 percent of participants believed their retirement plans would not provide them with adequate income when they retire. "Plan sponsors say they don't see a lot of participants asking for lifetime income, but the awareness is not there for participants," he said. (more)
 

7-15-2016 Military.com
Military spouses provide employers with valuable attributes
James Beamesderfer, vice president of Veterans Initiatives, discussed a new report about the resilience of military spouses and the benefits of hiring them. "We know that more than one-third of [military spouses] say they are unemployed or underemployed. We want to help turn that around by providing them with meaningful career opportunities," he said. Funded by Prudential, this marks the first time a non-military organization has published such a paper. (more)

7-8-2016 Reuters
Massive job growth propels markets forward
Quincy Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential, commented on the June jobs report, which showed an additional 287,000 jobs were introduced to the U.S. economy last month, the highest total in eight months. "What this report does is it assuages fears about the economy losing momentum," she said. "That's been weighing on the minds of investors." (more)

6-24-2016 Financial Planning
New Pru study says LGBT community could use advisor services
Kent Sluyter, CEO of Individual Life Insurance for Prudential, discussed the implications for financial professionals of the findings of Prudential's recent study on the financial challenges facing the LGBT community. "I think advisors really need to recognize that there's a tremendous value add to help these individuals get on the right track," he noted. "It's not exactly about seeking results for today, but opening the door to future opportunities." (more)

6-22-2016 Institutional Investor
Institutional investors need to incorporate megatrends into their allocation plans
Taimur Hyat, chief strategy officer of PGIM, discussed how lengthening life spans are transforming investment opportunities. He noted that mega trends like longevity will impact investments opportunities and how institutional investors can incorporate them into traditional asset allocation plans. "It's risky to fight demographics," Hyat said. (more)

6-22-2016 Plan Sponsor
Prudential Retirement's Sri Reddy discusses a recent survey on retirement income
Sri Reddy, head of full service investments for Prudential Retirement, discussed a recent study conducted by Prudential Retirement that found 45 percent of participants believed their retirement plans would not provide them with adequate income when they retire. "Plan sponsors say they don't see a lot of participants asking for lifetime income, but the awareness is not there for participants," he said. (more)
 

7-15-2016 Military.com
Military spouses provide employers with valuable attributes
James Beamesderfer, vice president of Veterans Initiatives, discussed a new report about the resilience of military spouses and the benefits of hiring them. "We know that more than one-third of [military spouses] say they are unemployed or underemployed. We want to help turn that around by providing them with meaningful career opportunities," he said. Funded by Prudential, this marks the first time a non-military organization has published such a paper. (more)

7-8-2016 Reuters
Massive job growth propels markets forward
Quincy Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential, commented on the June jobs report, which showed an additional 287,000 jobs were introduced to the U.S. economy last month, the highest total in eight months. "What this report does is it assuages fears about the economy losing momentum," she said. "That's been weighing on the minds of investors." (more)

6-24-2016 Financial Planning
New Pru study says LGBT community could use advisor services
Kent Sluyter, CEO of Individual Life Insurance for Prudential, discussed the implications for financial professionals of the findings of Prudential's recent study on the financial challenges facing the LGBT community. "I think advisors really need to recognize that there's a tremendous value add to help these individuals get on the right track," he noted. "It's not exactly about seeking results for today, but opening the door to future opportunities." (more)

6-22-2016 Institutional Investor
Institutional investors need to incorporate megatrends into their allocation plans
Taimur Hyat, chief strategy officer of PGIM, discussed how lengthening life spans are transforming investment opportunities. He noted that mega trends like longevity will impact investments opportunities and how institutional investors can incorporate them into traditional asset allocation plans. "It's risky to fight demographics," Hyat said. (more)

6-22-2016 Plan Sponsor
Prudential Retirement's Sri Reddy discusses a recent survey on retirement income
Sri Reddy, head of full service investments for Prudential Retirement, discussed a recent study conducted by Prudential Retirement that found 45 percent of participants believed their retirement plans would not provide them with adequate income when they retire. "Plan sponsors say they don't see a lot of participants asking for lifetime income, but the awareness is not there for participants," he said. (more)
 

7-15-2016 Military.com
Military spouses provide employers with valuable attributes
James Beamesderfer, vice president of Veterans Initiatives, discussed a new report about the resilience of military spouses and the benefits of hiring them. "We know that more than one-third of [military spouses] say they are unemployed or underemployed. We want to help turn that around by providing them with meaningful career opportunities," he said. Funded by Prudential, this marks the first time a non-military organization has published such a paper. (more)

7-8-2016 Reuters
Massive job growth propels markets forward
Quincy Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential, commented on the June jobs report, which showed an additional 287,000 jobs were introduced to the U.S. economy last month, the highest total in eight months. "What this report does is it assuages fears about the economy losing momentum," she said. "That's been weighing on the minds of investors." (more)

6-24-2016 Financial Planning
New Pru study says LGBT community could use advisor services
Kent Sluyter, CEO of Individual Life Insurance for Prudential, discussed the implications for financial professionals of the findings of Prudential's recent study on the financial challenges facing the LGBT community. "I think advisors really need to recognize that there's a tremendous value add to help these individuals get on the right track," he noted. "It's not exactly about seeking results for today, but opening the door to future opportunities." (more)

6-22-2016 Institutional Investor
Institutional investors need to incorporate megatrends into their allocation plans
Taimur Hyat, chief strategy officer of PGIM, discussed how lengthening life spans are transforming investment opportunities. He noted that mega trends like longevity will impact investments opportunities and how institutional investors can incorporate them into traditional asset allocation plans. "It's risky to fight demographics," Hyat said. (more)

6-22-2016 Plan Sponsor
Prudential Retirement's Sri Reddy discusses a recent survey on retirement income
Sri Reddy, head of full service investments for Prudential Retirement, discussed a recent study conducted by Prudential Retirement that found 45 percent of participants believed their retirement plans would not provide them with adequate income when they retire. "Plan sponsors say they don't see a lot of participants asking for lifetime income, but the awareness is not there for participants," he said. (more)
 

7-15-2016 Military.com
Military spouses provide employers with valuable attributes
James Beamesderfer, vice president of Veterans Initiatives, discussed a new report about the resilience of military spouses and the benefits of hiring them. "We know that more than one-third of [military spouses] say they are unemployed or underemployed. We want to help turn that around by providing them with meaningful career opportunities," he said. Funded by Prudential, this marks the first time a non-military organization has published such a paper. (more)

7-8-2016 Reuters
Massive job growth propels markets forward
Quincy Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential, commented on the June jobs report, which showed an additional 287,000 jobs were introduced to the U.S. economy last month, the highest total in eight months. "What this report does is it assuages fears about the economy losing momentum," she said. "That's been weighing on the minds of investors." (more)

6-24-2016 Financial Planning
New Pru study says LGBT community could use advisor services
Kent Sluyter, CEO of Individual Life Insurance for Prudential, discussed the implications for financial professionals of the findings of Prudential's recent study on the financial challenges facing the LGBT community. "I think advisors really need to recognize that there's a tremendous value add to help these individuals get on the right track," he noted. "It's not exactly about seeking results for today, but opening the door to future opportunities." (more)

6-22-2016 Institutional Investor
Institutional investors need to incorporate megatrends into their allocation plans
Taimur Hyat, chief strategy officer of PGIM, discussed how lengthening life spans are transforming investment opportunities. He noted that mega trends like longevity will impact investments opportunities and how institutional investors can incorporate them into traditional asset allocation plans. "It's risky to fight demographics," Hyat said. (more)

6-22-2016 Plan Sponsor
Prudential Retirement's Sri Reddy discusses a recent survey on retirement income
Sri Reddy, head of full service investments for Prudential Retirement, discussed a recent study conducted by Prudential Retirement that found 45 percent of participants believed their retirement plans would not provide them with adequate income when they retire. "Plan sponsors say they don't see a lot of participants asking for lifetime income, but the awareness is not there for participants," he said. (more)
 

7-15-2016 Military.com
Military spouses provide employers with valuable attributes
James Beamesderfer, vice president of Veterans Initiatives, discussed a new report about the resilience of military spouses and the benefits of hiring them. "We know that more than one-third of [military spouses] say they are unemployed or underemployed. We want to help turn that around by providing them with meaningful career opportunities," he said. Funded by Prudential, this marks the first time a non-military organization has published such a paper. (more)

7-8-2016 Reuters
Massive job growth propels markets forward
Quincy Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential, commented on the June jobs report, which showed an additional 287,000 jobs were introduced to the U.S. economy last month, the highest total in eight months. "What this report does is it assuages fears about the economy losing momentum," she said. "That's been weighing on the minds of investors." (more)

6-24-2016 Financial Planning
New Pru study says LGBT community could use advisor services
Kent Sluyter, CEO of Individual Life Insurance for Prudential, discussed the implications for financial professionals of the findings of Prudential's recent study on the financial challenges facing the LGBT community. "I think advisors really need to recognize that there's a tremendous value add to help these individuals get on the right track," he noted. "It's not exactly about seeking results for today, but opening the door to future opportunities." (more)

6-22-2016 Institutional Investor
Institutional investors need to incorporate megatrends into their allocation plans
Taimur Hyat, chief strategy officer of PGIM, discussed how lengthening life spans are transforming investment opportunities. He noted that mega trends like longevity will impact investments opportunities and how institutional investors can incorporate them into traditional asset allocation plans. "It's risky to fight demographics," Hyat said. (more)

6-22-2016 Plan Sponsor
Prudential Retirement's Sri Reddy discusses a recent survey on retirement income
Sri Reddy, head of full service investments for Prudential Retirement, discussed a recent study conducted by Prudential Retirement that found 45 percent of participants believed their retirement plans would not provide them with adequate income when they retire. "Plan sponsors say they don't see a lot of participants asking for lifetime income, but the awareness is not there for participants," he said. (more)
 

7-15-2016 Military.com
Military spouses provide employers with valuable attributes
James Beamesderfer, vice president of Veterans Initiatives, discussed a new report about the resilience of military spouses and the benefits of hiring them. "We know that more than one-third of [military spouses] say they are unemployed or underemployed. We want to help turn that around by providing them with meaningful career opportunities," he said. Funded by Prudential, this marks the first time a non-military organization has published such a paper. (more)

7-8-2016 Reuters
Massive job growth propels markets forward
Quincy Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential, commented on the June jobs report, which showed an additional 287,000 jobs were introduced to the U.S. economy last month, the highest total in eight months. "What this report does is it assuages fears about the economy losing momentum," she said. "That's been weighing on the minds of investors." (more)

6-24-2016 Financial Planning
New Pru study says LGBT community could use advisor services
Kent Sluyter, CEO of Individual Life Insurance for Prudential, discussed the implications for financial professionals of the findings of Prudential's recent study on the financial challenges facing the LGBT community. "I think advisors really need to recognize that there's a tremendous value add to help these individuals get on the right track," he noted. "It's not exactly about seeking results for today, but opening the door to future opportunities." (more)

6-22-2016 Institutional Investor
Institutional investors need to incorporate megatrends into their allocation plans
Taimur Hyat, chief strategy officer of PGIM, discussed how lengthening life spans are transforming investment opportunities. He noted that mega trends like longevity will impact investments opportunities and how institutional investors can incorporate them into traditional asset allocation plans. "It's risky to fight demographics," Hyat said. (more)

6-22-2016 Plan Sponsor
Prudential Retirement's Sri Reddy discusses a recent survey on retirement income
Sri Reddy, head of full service investments for Prudential Retirement, discussed a recent study conducted by Prudential Retirement that found 45 percent of participants believed their retirement plans would not provide them with adequate income when they retire. "Plan sponsors say they don't see a lot of participants asking for lifetime income, but the awareness is not there for participants," he said. (more)
 

7-15-2016 Military.com
Military spouses provide employers with valuable attributes
James Beamesderfer, vice president of Veterans Initiatives, discussed a new report about the resilience of military spouses and the benefits of hiring them. "We know that more than one-third of [military spouses] say they are unemployed or underemployed. We want to help turn that around by providing them with meaningful career opportunities," he said. Funded by Prudential, this marks the first time a non-military organization has published such a paper. (more)

7-8-2016 Reuters
Massive job growth propels markets forward
Quincy Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential, commented on the June jobs report, which showed an additional 287,000 jobs were introduced to the U.S. economy last month, the highest total in eight months. "What this report does is it assuages fears about the economy losing momentum," she said. "That's been weighing on the minds of investors." (more)

6-24-2016 Financial Planning
New Pru study says LGBT community could use advisor services
Kent Sluyter, CEO of Individual Life Insurance for Prudential, discussed the implications for financial professionals of the findings of Prudential's recent study on the financial challenges facing the LGBT community. "I think advisors really need to recognize that there's a tremendous value add to help these individuals get on the right track," he noted. "It's not exactly about seeking results for today, but opening the door to future opportunities." (more)

6-22-2016 Institutional Investor
Institutional investors need to incorporate megatrends into their allocation plans
Taimur Hyat, chief strategy officer of PGIM, discussed how lengthening life spans are transforming investment opportunities. He noted that mega trends like longevity will impact investments opportunities and how institutional investors can incorporate them into traditional asset allocation plans. "It's risky to fight demographics," Hyat said. (more)

6-22-2016 Plan Sponsor
Prudential Retirement's Sri Reddy discusses a recent survey on retirement income
Sri Reddy, head of full service investments for Prudential Retirement, discussed a recent study conducted by Prudential Retirement that found 45 percent of participants believed their retirement plans would not provide them with adequate income when they retire. "Plan sponsors say they don't see a lot of participants asking for lifetime income, but the awareness is not there for participants," he said. (more)
 

7-15-2016 Military.com
Military spouses provide employers with valuable attributes
James Beamesderfer, vice president of Veterans Initiatives, discussed a new report about the resilience of military spouses and the benefits of hiring them. "We know that more than one-third of [military spouses] say they are unemployed or underemployed. We want to help turn that around by providing them with meaningful career opportunities," he said. Funded by Prudential, this marks the first time a non-military organization has published such a paper. (more)

7-8-2016 Reuters
Massive job growth propels markets forward
Quincy Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential, commented on the June jobs report, which showed an additional 287,000 jobs were introduced to the U.S. economy last month, the highest total in eight months. "What this report does is it assuages fears about the economy losing momentum," she said. "That's been weighing on the minds of investors." (more)

6-24-2016 Financial Planning
New Pru study says LGBT community could use advisor services
Kent Sluyter, CEO of Individual Life Insurance for Prudential, discussed the implications for financial professionals of the findings of Prudential's recent study on the financial challenges facing the LGBT community. "I think advisors really need to recognize that there's a tremendous value add to help these individuals get on the right track," he noted. "It's not exactly about seeking results for today, but opening the door to future opportunities." (more)

6-22-2016 Institutional Investor
Institutional investors need to incorporate megatrends into their allocation plans
Taimur Hyat, chief strategy officer of PGIM, discussed how lengthening life spans are transforming investment opportunities. He noted that mega trends like longevity will impact investments opportunities and how institutional investors can incorporate them into traditional asset allocation plans. "It's risky to fight demographics," Hyat said. (more)

6-22-2016 Plan Sponsor
Prudential Retirement's Sri Reddy discusses a recent survey on retirement income
Sri Reddy, head of full service investments for Prudential Retirement, discussed a recent study conducted by Prudential Retirement that found 45 percent of participants believed their retirement plans would not provide them with adequate income when they retire. "Plan sponsors say they don't see a lot of participants asking for lifetime income, but the awareness is not there for participants," he said. (more)
 

7-15-2016 Military.com
Military spouses provide employers with valuable attributes
James Beamesderfer, vice president of Veterans Initiatives, discussed a new report about the resilience of military spouses and the benefits of hiring them. "We know that more than one-third of [military spouses] say they are unemployed or underemployed. We want to help turn that around by providing them with meaningful career opportunities," he said. Funded by Prudential, this marks the first time a non-military organization has published such a paper. (more)

7-8-2016 Reuters
Massive job growth propels markets forward
Quincy Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential, commented on the June jobs report, which showed an additional 287,000 jobs were introduced to the U.S. economy last month, the highest total in eight months. "What this report does is it assuages fears about the economy losing momentum," she said. "That's been weighing on the minds of investors." (more)

6-24-2016 Financial Planning
New Pru study says LGBT community could use advisor services
Kent Sluyter, CEO of Individual Life Insurance for Prudential, discussed the implications for financial professionals of the findings of Prudential's recent study on the financial challenges facing the LGBT community. "I think advisors really need to recognize that there's a tremendous value add to help these individuals get on the right track," he noted. "It's not exactly about seeking results for today, but opening the door to future opportunities." (more)

6-22-2016 Institutional Investor
Institutional investors need to incorporate megatrends into their allocation plans
Taimur Hyat, chief strategy officer of PGIM, discussed how lengthening life spans are transforming investment opportunities. He noted that mega trends like longevity will impact investments opportunities and how institutional investors can incorporate them into traditional asset allocation plans. "It's risky to fight demographics," Hyat said. (more)

6-22-2016 Plan Sponsor
Prudential Retirement's Sri Reddy discusses a recent survey on retirement income
Sri Reddy, head of full service investments for Prudential Retirement, discussed a recent study conducted by Prudential Retirement that found 45 percent of participants believed their retirement plans would not provide them with adequate income when they retire. "Plan sponsors say they don't see a lot of participants asking for lifetime income, but the awareness is not there for participants," he said. (more)