Insuring success: How MetLife’s Asia CFO supported its rapid growth

Toby Brown takes CT through the stages of the insurance company’s rapid Asia expansion.

Jul 7, 2014

MetLife spent two years pursuing its foreign life insurance business before AIG finally relented in 2010 and agreed to sell the business for $15.5 billion. As Reuters put it at the time, the purchase gave one of America’s largest and oldest insurers beachheads in 47 nations, from Peru to Bangladesh.

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