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...ty to purchase junior stock for an class='cm-highlight'>discountedan> value which will become convertible...he will be sorely missed. Reproduced, an class='cm-highlight'>withan> permission, from The Middleton Lett...
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...heatre, he identified his articles an class='cm-highlight'>withan> show tunes or show titles. This is the... to become aware of the value of IMSA an class='cm-highlight'>withan>out massive advertising. Finally, although agents and brokers must implement the principles of ethical market conduct, few are aware of IMSA and its standards. The 'top-down' process adopted by most insurance companies hasn’t taken into account the needs or collaboration of sales professionals — and this might prove to be the ultimate problem.
Although a booming economy and stock market largely characterized the 1990s, the Life insurance industry underwent profound changes. The career system of distribution has shrunk. At the same time there are many new sources of distribution that many in the industry wouldn’t have guessed as recently as 1990. As we entered the early 21st century, Life insurance sold by CPAs, attorneys, banks, and at worksites has challenged this most traditional of all businesses. A substantial and as yet unanswered question is whether these non-traditional distributors will be able to render the same level of quality service as the trained Life insurance professional.
The next article will focus on that most perplexing of all sales tools: the policy illustration and the likely direction it will take in the future.