Thread regarding Mutual of America Life layoffs

Sale of 320 Park Ave ?

Is the sale of 320 Park Ave and 1150 Broken Sound Way the next step ? If those happen, the first would realize $300M in gains. Will this be enough to keep the "A" Rating with AM Best, Fitch, Moody's. Weiss has already given them a "B" rating. Come March, it's anyone's guess how the rating agencies are going to see the sale of these properties. Frozen pension needs to now be FULLY FUNDED and not 75% funded. New CEO has to be setting up Securities, LLC up for consolidation with another recordkeeper. If so, would there be any suitors at $100M losses each year. Company hasn't turned a profit since 2018. All the money is lining the pockets of VPs who generate no revenue

by
| 783 views | | 4 replies (last December 24, 2024) | Reply
Post ID: @OP+1w1XJVeG

4 replies (most recent on top)

Munich Re bought the rest of the building for $500 million.

by
| | Reply
Post ID: @7rmk+1w1XJVeG

320 Park is already sold. Can’t wait to see the logo being chiseled off the building like some bankrupt casino. They already have that id--tic retail space on Park Ave totally abandoned with the company logo still completely visible. What could the remaining clients be thinking?

by
| | Reply
Post ID: @1gtk+1w1XJVeG

320 is already so and so is Boca in process if not already.

by
| | Reply
Post ID: @asp+1w1XJVeG

The company was bone headed when the equity in 320 Park was $150M then it was today pre 2020 with super low interest rates. They could have taken a large line of credit and spent 5 years building out the most sophisticated and top of the line record keeping system for $115M. Instead, the Inept Executives rested on their laurels as they collected $500k-$3.5M a year each. There was no incentive and the Board with the average age of 75 did nothing but turned to blind eye.

by
| | Reply
Post ID: @juw+1w1XJVeG

Post a reply

: