
Globe Life Inc. is facing severe allegations of fraud and misconduct according to a new report by Viceroy Research. The report, which has been highlighted by Business Insider, accuses Globe Life of pervasive fraud within its American Income Life (AIL) division, including the submission of 10 phony insurance applications. It also mentions new regulatory actions triggered by these allegations, where a former agent admitted to being taught to produce fake applications. Additionally, the report sheds light on more than a dozen arbitration cases alleging that agents classified as contractors should be recognized as employees. Amidst these controversies, Globe Life announced a $1.3 billion stock buyback program and was described in the Viceroy report with the phrase 'Sell cancer.'
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Former agent at Globe Life’s $GL American Income Life tells regulator she was taught by a licensed coworker to produce applications using fake information. More on this in new @viceroyresearch report. https://t.co/YHCg9YX6AL via @businessinsider
.@BusinessInsider has learned that more than a dozen arbitration cases have been filed vs Globe Life’s $GL AIL, alleging agents classified as contractors were actually employees. @viceroyresearch report dives into the issue. https://t.co/YHCg9YX6AL via @businessinsider
