Showing posts with label Insurance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Insurance. Show all posts

Friday, 25 November 2011

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Names Kevin T. Reynolds Senior Vice President, Chief Legal Officer

Horsham, PA (PRWEB) September 07, 2011

The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, a more than 164-year-old company, is pleased to announce that Kevin T. Reynolds has been named Senior Vice President, Chief Legal Officer.


Over the past two years, Penn Mutual has grown significantly, and we have opportunities to continue our growth in the years ahead, said President and Chief Executive Officer, Eileen McDonnell. Also growing is the pace of regulatory change in the insurance and securities areas, as well as an increased emphasis on corporate governance. With that in mind, we are very pleased in the decision to have Kevin Reynolds join our team.


As a member of the executive team, Reynolds will be responsible for overseeing the legal, regulatory and compliance functions, and employment related matters for Penn Mutual/PIA, Hornor, Townsend and Kent, Inc., ICMI and Penn Series Funds. Kevin will also serve as an advisor to the companys business areas.


Reynolds came to Penn Mutual from the Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, where he was vice president, counsel and chief compliance officer, and built a track record of field leader and producer advocacy, and a culture of compliance.


Before joining Guardian, Reynolds was an associate with Mendes & Mount in New York City, and an associate at Kelly, Rode, Kelly & Burke in Westbury, New York.


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A graduate of Cathedral College, Reynolds earned his Juris Doctor from St. Johns University School of Law. His industry and professional involvement includes the ACLI, LIMRA and the American Corporate Counsel Association.


He and his wife Lynn have two sons and are residents of Wall, New Jersey.


About The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company

Since 1847, Penn Mutual has been driven by our noble purpose to create a world of possibilities. At the heart of this purpose is the belief that life insurance is the most protective, responsible and rewarding action a person can take, and is central to a sound financial plan. The company is committed to helping families unlock lifes possibilities through life insurance and annuity solutions. This is accomplished through a national network of financial professionals, who help clients make great things possible. Penn Mutual supports its field representatives with brokerage services through Hornor, Townsend & Kent, Inc., Registered Investment Advisor and wholly owned subsidiary. Member FINRA/SIPC. Visit Penn Mutual on the Internet at http://www.pennmutual.com/.


iPhone Insurance: Protecting Your Gadgets Should be Top of Your New Year's Resolutions

Windsor, Berks (PRWEB) December 23, 2010

With gadgets set to be a firm feature in many people's Christmas stockings this week - one retailer recently said that sales of electronic gadgets such as computer games and iPods have outstripped sales of traditional gifts* - protecting them should be at the top of your New Year's resolutions, says iPhone insurance provider Protect your bubble.


Stephen Ebbett, a spokesman from the gadget insurance firm, cites just how much gadgets are a top seller this Christmas, possibly fuelled by many retailers having pre-Christmas sales, so making them even more affordable:

New Years' Finance Resolutions and iPhone Insurance: Don't Scrimp on Your Cover, Warns Provider

Windosr, Berks (PRWEB) January 7, 2011

- The New Year is traditionally a time for clean starts, whether it is ditching a bad habit or vowing to lose weight and / or get fit etc. Reviewing finances may be at the top of many people's New Years' resolutions, particularly in the current economic climate. However, warns iPhone insurance Protect your bubble (http://www.protectyourbubble.com/ip-iphone-insurance.html), ditching or scrimping on your iPhone insurance in a bid to save money may not be a sensible idea.


Stephen Ebbett from the gadget insurance website says that smartphone owners potentially face two issues which could mean they end up paying more than they have to if something happens to their iPhone. These issues are not having their device insured and having it insured - but paying too much for the cover.


"Firstly," explains Mr. Ebbett, "some people may feel that gadget insurance is a waste of money. However, to replace a lost or damaged iPhone could cost you anywhere from