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As the financial crisis in Europe continues to unfold, companies in the Life Insurance industry are being affected by their various levels of exposure to European debt. Companies such as Dutch life insurance giant ING Groep N.V. announced that they would cut about 2,700 jobs in an effort to reduce costs among other things. Many companies in the industry seem to be looking for ways to brace for a worst case scenario as the future of the Eurozone remains unclear. [ www.SignalWatcher.com ] gives traders a unique insight about ING Groep N.V. by registering now at [ http://signalwatcher.com/ING/November152011.php ].

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Interest margins have gotten tighter and tighter for many insurance companies as interest rates have held at record lows, and may continue to do so for some time. Companies like MetLife Inc. may be better positioned to perform than many of their peers though. MetLife hedged against possible low interest rates five years ago by purchasing billions in notational interest rate floors which help to shield the company from the decline in short-term interest rates that have affected much of the industry. [ www.SignalWatcher.com ] gives traders a unique insight about MetLife Inc. by registering now at [ http://signalwatcher.com/MET/November152011.php ].

The future of the industry remains unclear, as insurance companies continue to receive heavy scrutiny from government regulators and a continuing low interest rate environment hurts profits. Some analysts believe that these problems have been priced into many of these companies though, and that well run companies in the industry have already bottomed out.

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