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Manulife Launches Global Longevity Institute Committing $350M by 2030 to Accelerate Progress on Lifelong Health and Financial Resilience

Recently, Manulife launched the Manulife Longevity Institute with a $350 million pledge, operating globally from Toronto and using the John Hancock Longevity Institute name in the U.S.
Because the lifespan–healthspan gap is widening, many older adults spend up to 20% of life in poor health, while nearly 40% face financial insecurity, prompting focus on financial resilience.
Guided by a Steering Committee of Manulife's Executive and Global Leadership Teams, the Institute will build on Manulife's efforts to help more than 36 million customers and partner with Milken Institute and MIT AgeLab, expanding symposiums from Boston globally.
The Institute will champion research, innovation and community investments to promote health, wellness and financial readiness, as Manulife Singapore and Manulife Philippines recently hosted inaugural regional events in Asia.
Positioning Manulife to shape the longevity economy, the initiative aligns with Manulife's Impact Agenda to influence retirement planning and investment products and policy.

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