Paul Revere may broaden line after Provident Deal.(Paul Revere Life)

From: National Underwriter Life & Health-Financial ServicesEdition | Date: November 4, 1996| Author: West, Diane | Copyright information

Provident Life and Accident's $1.2 billion acquisition of Paul Revere Life Insurance Co will likely pave the way for a product expansion by the latter. Now known primarily for disability insurance, Paul Revere could enter the individual life insurance segment following the consolidation. Paul Revere's smaller business in dental, life, and annuities might also expand. The acquisition date has been put off in order to study the target company's reserves.

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