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Pru Reinsures Longevity Risk

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The retirement services arm of Prudential Financial Inc. is providing longevity risk reinsurance for a unit of the Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

Prudential Retirement Insurance and Annuity Company, Hartford, is reinsuring the equivalent of about $160 million in pension account value for Rothesay Life Ltd., London.

Goldman Sachs, New York, is using Rothesay Life as a vehicle for helping employers in the United Kingdom transfer pension risk.

In July 2010, Rothesay Life reinsured a block of pension risk business with a unit of PacificLife Corp., Newport Beach, Calif.

Prudential Financial, Newark, N.J. (NYSE:PRU), the parent of Prudential Retirement, sees the Rothesay Life deal as a step toward Prudential’s pension risk transfer business, according to Amy Kessler, a senior vice president at Prudential.

Rothesay Life believes the deal with Prudential represents the beginning of an important long-term relationship, according to Rothesay Life Chief Executive Addy Loudiadis.

- Allison Bell

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