Halo adds AIG annuities

Halo adds AIG annuities
The fee-based products will be part of Halo's digital platform, which also offers structured notes, market-linked CDs and buffered ETFs.
JUN 28, 2021

Halo Investing, a Chicago-based financial products platform, has added two annuities from AIG Life & Retirement.

AIG’s fee-based Power Index Advisory and Assured Edge Advisory annuities will be available to users of the platform, which also offers structured notes, market-linked CDs and buffered ETFs.

"Joining Halo will enable AIG Life & Retirement to support more advisers who want access to fee-based annuities as they design income strategies for their clients' retirement portfolios," Terri Fiedler, CEO of AIG Financial Distributors, said in a press release.

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