With more than 13 million customers, Humana is one of the largest U.S. health insurance companies. But, according to Humana’s president and CEO Bruce Broussard, the Louisville, Ky.-based insurer is in the business of health outcomes, not insurance underwriting.

Avenue Bank's Ron Samuels says sports teach young people to work toward goals and manage their emotions — traits he likes to see in employees.

The U.S. House of Representatives will sue President Barack Obama’s administration over delaying the implementation of an employer health insurance mandate in the Affordable Care Act.

Accepting her award as the "most powerful woman in banking" at American Banker's annual awards dinner at the Waldorf Astoria on Thursday, KeyCorp's Beth Mooney anticipated a time when female leaders in the industry are so commonplace that gender is merely an afterthought.

With many companies still not offering a match as a result of the recession, what are the pros and cons of contributing to this vehicle under such circumstances?

Concerns that the Affordable Care Act may be driving some employers to drop health insurance coverage for their workforce may be overblown, a study by Towers Watson released this week found.

Advisers should pay close attention to the eventual compromise on the president’s budget for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1 because there were numerous proposals about retirement savings.

Regulators are intent on reducing incentives in CEO pay. Shareholders fear they'll go too far. Susan O'Donnell of Pearl Meyer & Partners discusses where the debate is headed.

HopFed is fighting back against claims by Joseph Stilwell that its CEO is overpaid.

If the long-term care market is “broken,” why are some experts calling this year the year to buy the product?

Assets held in 529 college savings plans increased 16.7% last year as the largest state plans continued to attract the bulk of the assets.