Minnesota Life Insurance CEO aims to maintain the company to the acquisition of Target
Bob Senkler is committed to maintaining the “Minnesota” in the Minnesota Life Insurance Co.
Senkler, Chief Executive of Saint-Paul-Minnesota Life, positioned his company to a buyer, not a takeover, such as the insurance sector life is subject to intense consolidation.
The fat of life insurers, growth and increased market share outside the reach of small businesses, and some companies are the subject of life insurance in general. September identified only three mergers life insurance and two other companies said they plan to sell its unity life insurance business.
“In general, it is very hard on the environment - try to find your place in a consolidation, the more difficult when it was yesterday-World,” said Senkler. “I do not believe that the year passes, that someone who does not qualify as” covering the acquisition of Minnesota Life.
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