Lincoln Financial CEO: Shares Have Upside, May Do Buyback

The video discusses the impact of interest rates on earnings, highlighting a potential lift in earnings if rates normalize. It examines the post-election stock performance, particularly the significant rise in Lincoln's stock. The discussion shifts to capital plans, emphasizing share buybacks and growth investments. Finally, it addresses potential regulatory changes under the new administration, focusing on the DOL fiduciary rule and its implications for the industry.

What impact do higher interest rates have on earnings growth according to the text?

How has the company's stock performance compared to the financial sector since the election?

What are the potential uses of excess capital mentioned in the text?

What are the implications of the new administration on regulations as discussed in the text?

What are the benefits of transparency in costs for consumers according to the speaker?

How does the speaker view the concept of 'right of action' in relation to the Department of Labor?

What strategies has the company employed to grow its business organically?