Choose an area of interest:
Search 

Choose an area of interest:


Insurance Firm Eyes CPAs as Distribution Channel


NEW YORK, Nov. 4, 2000 (SmartPros) A Fortune 100 insurance company here is looking to hook up with CPAs.



New York Life Insurance Co. has rolled out its Partnership for Professionals program, an arrangement where CPAs can collect fees for working with New York Life's agents. Through the program, CPAs can either receive referral fees or get licensed to sell insurance products and receive commission dollars.

For details, see www.newyorklife.com.

As the rules barring CPAs from accepting commissions loosen, more and more financial services firms are looking to tap accountants as a distribution channel. Currently, 41 jurisdictions allow CPAs to earn commissions on the sale of insurance and financial products.

New York Life and its affiliates offer traditional life insurance, annuities, long-term care insurance, institutional asset management and trust services and securities products.

-- SmartPros News Staff

Send comments to information@smartpros.com


Back to NewsLine

2000, Smartpros Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

Related Stories
 
 
Audio Interview: Levitt Leavens Message: Recorded Live by SmartPros

NewsLine: SEC's Levitt "Senses" Willingness to Work Together on Rulemaking Proposal

  Also By This Author
 
NewsLine: Camden Will Not Join Centerprise Due to "Personal Considerations"

NewsLine: RIA Revamps Web Site

NewsLine: CBIZ Sells Small Business Solutions to Fiducial

NewsLine: Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, Cisco Launch Global Business Unit

  Related Courses
 
Annual CPE Subscriptions


 
Would you recommend this article?
5 (yes, highly)
4
3
2
1 (no, not at all)
Comments:


 
 
About SmartPros | Accounting Products | Professional Education | Marketing Services | Consulting | Engineering Products | Contact Us
2009 SmartPros Ltd.