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Deals & People April 21, 2010
New York Life Investments Announces Stable Value Unit
New York Life Investments has announced the launch of Stable Value Investments (SVI), a new unit that will create and distribute proprietary fixed-income money management solutions backed by book value guarantees from the New York Life Insurance Company.
Reported by Rebecca Moore
Leading this new unit as director and head of Stable Value Investments is Aruna Hobbs, who joined New York Life in November 2009 from AEGON Insurance. As director and head of Pensions and Savings at AEGON, she was elected to the Stable Value Board of Directors for two terms and was a member of the LIMRA Marketing Officers Round Table, according to an announcement.
Hobbs also served as a member of the Stable Value Investment Association (SVIA) Executive Committee.
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