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(Bloomberg) — Insurance-industry organizations LIMRA and LOMA are starting a unit to study retirement trends as more people get set to leave the workforce.
The LIMRA-LOMA Secure Retirement Institute will conduct studies on savings by individuals and products and services offered by financial firms, says Bob Kerzner, the chief executive officer of the two groups.
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