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November 28, 2006 at 10:48 AM
The leaders of 2 major insurance research groups have started talking about combining their organizations.
LIMRA International, Windsor, Conn., and LOMA, Atlanta, could take as long as a year to discuss and execute a merger, according to LIMRA President Robert Kerzner and LOMA President Thomas Donaldson.
A merger would make sense because LOMA and LIMRA offer complementary services, and teaming up could create a bigger, stronger, more efficient organization, Kerzner and Donaldson say.
LIMRA, which has 800 members companies, conducts research and provides consulting services related to distribution and marketing of life insurance and related products.
