On Thursday, Shares of Regions Financial Corp (NYSE:RF), gain 0.96% to $9.43.
Regions Bank on Thursday declared that Kate Randall Danella has joined the company and will serve as Wealth Strategy and Effectiveness Executive for Regions Wealth Administration.
Regions Wealth Administration provides banking, investment, trust and insurance services through four divisions: Regions Private Wealth Administration, Regions Institutional Services, Regions Investment Services and Regions Insurance.
“Kate brings a unique and impressive level of experience, counting planned planning, client services, business development and operational analysis, all of which will assist us continue to build on our momentum,” said Bill Ritter, head of Regions Wealth Administration. “She will work with the Regions Wealth Administration business groups to make the most of partnerships across the bank to address the needs of our clients and communities. The depth of Kate’s expertise and her passion for excellence directly complement our vision for continued growth.”
Preceding to joining Regions, Danella served as vice president for Capital Group Companies in Los Angeles. During her career at Capital Group, she was a senior sales and service manager for Capital’s institutional business, senior marketing leader for the global marketing organization, and strategy and business leader for the American Funds mutual fund business. Most recently, Kate was responsible for developing and executing planned business plans for Capital’s North American businesses. She joined Capital Group in 2002 and served in sales, service, marketing and administration roles in Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York.
“Regions Wealth Administration is known within the industry for its consultative approach to assisting clients identify and tailor solutions designed to meet their individual needs,” Danella said. “I look forward to working with all of our business groups to find areas where we can further our partnerships to reach more clients and deepen existing relationships. By plannedally aligning our resources, we can assist more clients successfully navigate the evolving landscape surrounding investments and insurance while meeting their individual, long-term aims.”
Regions Financial Corporation, together with its auxiliaries, provides banking and bank-related services to individual and corporate customers in the United States. Its Corporate Bank segment offers commercial banking services, such as commercial and industrial, commercial real estate, and investor real estate lending, in addition to equipment lease financing services.
Shares of AES Corp (NYSE:AES), inclined 1.06% to $11.44, during its last trading session.
Dayton Power and Light (DP&L), a partner of The AES Corporation (AES), is offering residential customers a great way to save on energy costs this Labor Day by purchasing a high efficiency ENERGY STAR® refrigerator or clothes washer or a Wi-Fi enabled thermostat.
DP&L’s limited-time rebate program runs through October and rewards customers with $50 for the purchase of:
- ENERGY STAR certified refrigerators
- ENERGY STAR certified clothes washers
- Wi-Fi enabled thermostats (counting learning thermostats, such as Nest)
Customers shopping the Labor Day sales should look for signs in retail outlets identifying appliances that qualify. After purchasing the appliance, customers simply submit an application (either by mail or online). Printed rebate applications are available in select retail partner locations. The rebate will be mailed to the customer’s home. The program will last through October, or until funds are exhausted.
ENERGY STAR appliances use advanced technologies that use 10-20 percent less energy than standard appliances which assists save money and protect the environment.
“Household appliances account for about 13% of the average electrical bill so the new higher efficiency appliances provide an opportunity for real savings,” said Director of Operations Tom Tatham. “DP&L’s rebate programs can offset some of the purchase price of the new appliances, saving customers money for years to come while assisting the environment.”
The AES Corporation operates as a diversified power generation and utility company. It owns and/or operates power plants to generate and sell power to customers, such as utilities, industrial users, and other intermediaries.
Finally, American Equity Investment Life Holding (NYSE:AEL), ended its last trade with -0.86% loss, and closed at $24.16.
American Equity Investment Life Insurance Company, a leading issuer of fixed indexed annuities, celebrated its 100th Client Appreciation Event recently in Louisville, Kentucky. American Equity representatives hosted more than 300 policyholders and guests for an informal luncheon. The attendees enjoyed an opportunity to learn more about the industry, their individual annuities and ask Company leaders their specific questions.
“It’s an opportunity for us to connect with our policyholders and producers. But our most important mission is to tell our policyholders ‘thank you’ for entrusting us with their money. It makes our work a whole lot more meaningful when we see and visit with the people who are depending on us to keep their retirement money safe,” said Ron Grensteiner, President.
Since the Client Appreciation Event program’s inception in 2010, American Equity senior administration and a rotating group of company associates – from all departments – have traversed the country to meet and discuss the Company’s business principles with thousands of people in dozens of locations.
American Equity Investment Life Holding Company, through its auxiliaries, develops and sells fixed index and fixed rate annuity products in 50 states and the District of Columbia. It issues fixed index annuities and fixed rate annuities, in addition to single premium immediate annuities.
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