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Challenger posts record annuity sales

BY CASSANDRA BALDINI | TUESDAY, 17 OCT 2023 11:48AM

Challenger reported Total Life sales for the first quarter reached $2.8 billion, primarily driven by record annuity sales, contributing to substantial growth in its book value.

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