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Prudential Financial

Sells life insurance, annuities and investments

Global Head of Servicing

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/22/2026
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Dallas, TX, USA
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Finance & Banking

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 15 years of commercial real estate servicing experience, with demonstrated leadership responsibility.
  • Deep understanding of commercial real estate loan structures, servicing agreements, cash management, and investor reporting.
  • Experience supporting agency portfolios (Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, or FHA), balance-sheet portfolios, commercial mortgage-backed securities, or private credit portfolios.
  • Ability to lead teams through growth, complexity, and regulatory scrutiny.
  • Executive-level communication, judgment, and stakeholder management skills.
  • Robust technology and artificial intelligence skills.
Responsibilities
  • Set the strategic direction for PGIM Real Estate Loan Services and ensure consistent, high-quality servicing and asset management across capital sources, domestic and international investors and borrowers, agency programs, and Agriculture portfolios.
  • Drive scale, automation, responsible artificial intelligence adoption, data quality, system integration, and workflow optimization to improve operating leverage, consistency, insight generation, and control discipline.
  • Provide leadership over business planning, governance, controls, regulatory readiness, audits, and accountability across a complex portfolio of Agriculture and commercial real estate credit and equity investments.
  • Build, lead, and develop a highly experienced team across Servicing, Asset Management, Investment Operations, International & High Yield, and Business Strategy & Support.
  • Own full P&L and budget accountability, making disciplined tradeoffs across cost, capacity, risk service levels, and long-term platform investment.
  • Represent PGIM externally as a senior point of contact for borrowers, investors, agencies, warehouse lenders, rating agencies, trustees, auditors, and third-party providers.
  • Support strategic growth initiatives, new product launches, servicing-related due diligence for acquisitions or portfolio transfers, and early-stage default management coordination with special servicing or workouts when applicable.
  • Maintain a strong control environment across the platform, including regulatory readiness and successful execution of frequent financial and operational reviews and audits.
  • Drive performance goals, staffing models, and succession plans aligned to platform growth and complexity.
  • Own the borrower experience post-closing, including ongoing relationship management and issue resolution; resolve complex and escalated servicing issues while maintaining strong client and borrower relationships.

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Prudential Financial sells life insurance, annuities and retirement plans to individuals and employers in the United States and Japan, and it invests money for institutional investors through PGIM, its asset management arm. PGIM brings together specialist firms, including stock picker Jennison Associates and separate units for bonds, quantitative strategies, real estate and private credit. Prudential earns insurance premiums, collects investment returns on the premiums it holds until claims and payouts come due, and charges fees on the assets PGIM manages. The company was founded in 1875 to sell burial insurance and is headquartered in Newark, New Jersey.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Newark, New Jersey

Founded

1875

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What believers are saying

  • Profits are climbing: adjusted operating income rose to $1.438 billion in the June 2026 quarter, up from $1.284 billion.
  • Shareholding staff get steady cash: Prudential declared a $1.40 per share quarterly dividend in August 2026.
  • Prudential pays for staff learning: tuition assistance covers degrees, accredited certificates and industry designations.

What critics are saying

  • The Japan sales freeze is costly: extended in April 2026, it cuts $525 to $575 million from 2026 profit.
  • Job cuts keep coming: Prudential filed four New Jersey layoff notices, covering 321 jobs, by September 2026.
  • Profits ride the stock market: PGIM's June 2026 quarter earnings gain came mainly from rising stock prices.

What makes Prudential Financial unique

  • Prudential absorbs big companies' pension promises: GM and Verizon shifted $33.5 billion of retiree pensions to it.
  • Japan is a second home market: Prudential owns a Japanese life insurer, Prudential of Japan.
  • Prudential manages money at giant scale: assets under management reached $1.642 trillion at June 30, 2026.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Life Insurance
  • Disability Insurance
  • Unlimited Paid Time Off
  • 401(k) Company Match
  • Company Equity
  • Wellness Program
  • Work/Life Resources
  • Education Benefit
  • Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Company News

工商時報
Oct 18th, 2026
Elderly life insurance planning focuses on asset allocation

Elderly life insurance planning focuses on asset allocation When choosing life insurance products, people should also shift from simply 'buying protection' to thinking about how to build a long-term, complete financial protection framework * 2026.10.18 * 03:00 * Commercial Times Chen Xinwen Taiwan has officially entered an aging society. As average life expectancy continues to rise, how to maintain quality of life after retirement, extend healthy life expectancy, and make accumulated assets support a longer life have gradually become important issues in people's financial planning. Life insurers observe that in the longevity era, the function of insurance has gradually extended from traditional death protection to retirement preparation, asset allocation, wealth preservation, and generational inheritance. When choosing life insurance products, people should also shift from simply 'buying protection' to thinking about how to build a long-term, complete financial protection framework. According to statistics from the Ministry of the Interior, average life expectancy in Taiwan has risen to 81.27 years, with women averaging 84.75 years and men 77.93 years. Longer life expectancy means that the living funds needed after retirement increase relatively, and because women on average live longer, retirement funds may need to cover a longer period. Under the dual trends of aging and low birth rates, relying solely on support from children or a single source of assets is no longer enough to cope with longevity risk. How to diversify financial risks after retirement through insurance, investment, and cash flow planning has become a new demand in the life insurance market. Under this market trend, investment-linked life insurance has become an option for some people who have already accumulated assets and have needs for both protection and asset allocation. For example, Prudential Life Insurance launched 'Xinfu Guardian Variable Universal Life Insurance', targeting sandwich families, professionals with mature careers, and groups accustomed to using digital tools for financial planning. Through life insurance protection combined with investment accounts, policyholders can allocate assets according to their own risk tolerance and market views. The product is denominated in New Taiwan dollars. Investment targets include discretionary investment accounts, mutual funds, ETFs, and money accounts, and cover both New Taiwan dollar and US dollar denominated targets. Policyholders can allocate investment targets and proportions according to their needs, providing flexibility in asset allocation. However, the investment returns and some related benefits of investment-linked policies are not fixed, and price fluctuations of investment targets and policy-related fees should all be included in the assessment. By contrast, for customers who have entered the retirement preparation or asset preservation stage and place more emphasis on long-term protection and wealth inheritance, traditional life insurance and participating policies provide another way of thinking about asset planning. Allianz Life Insurance has partnered with HSBC Bank to launch 'Allianz Life Hui Hong Xiang Fu Foreign Currency Whole Life Insurance (fixed payment type)', denominated and paid in US dollars, emphasizing whole life insurance protection and a participating mechanism. The product adopts British-style participating insurance and has a dual participating mechanism of incremental participating sum assured and terminal participating sum assured. However, the relevant dividends are non-guaranteed benefits, and policyholders still need to understand that the sources of dividends, declarations, and actual payments may be affected by company operations and the market environment. The product is designed with a six-year premium payment period, provides whole life insurance protection, and from the fourth policy year may accumulate sum assured through increasing paid-up insurance amount, while also incorporating a terminal participating mechanism. For customers with US dollar asset allocation needs who hope to balance life insurance protection and long-term asset accumulation, foreign currency policies also provide an allocation option different from New Taiwan dollar assets. The choice of life insurance products should not depend only on expected returns or claimed participating effects. In particular, US dollar policies involve exchange rate risk, investment-linked policies involve fluctuations in investment targets, and dividends from participating policies are not guaranteed returns. Therefore, when making long-term asset allocation, people should first confirm their own protection gaps, retirement funding needs, liquidity needs, and risk tolerance, and then decide the proportion of insurance in their overall asset allocation. From the perspective of the aging trend, the focus of future life insurance planning will also shift from simply accumulating sum assured to building a complete 'longevity financial protection net'. For sandwich families still in the asset accumulation stage, they can pursue both protection and investment allocation to balance family responsibilities and retirement preparation; for those approaching retirement and retirees, more attention should be paid to asset preservation, retirement cash flow, and long-term medical and care needs; and for high-net-worth customers, trust, insurance, and other financial assets can be further combined for family inheritance and wealth preservation.

Effingham County Chamber
Oct 14th, 2026
Brandon Willis joins Prudential Wealth Advisors in Effingham.

Brandon Willis joins Prudential Wealth Advisors in Effingham. Brandon Willis has joined Rich and Austin Hartke's office at Prudential Wealth Advisors in Effingham as a financial advisor. Born and raised in Effingham, Brandon brings a background in financial analysis and auditing along with experience as a small business owner. That combination gives him a practical understanding of both the numbers behind a financial plan and the day to day realities the families and business owners in this community are working through. Brandon holds his Series 7 and Series 66 registrations along with life and health insurance licenses, and has completed his Master's in Business Analytics. His work centers on retirement planning, cash flow analysis, investment management, asset protection, and financial planning for individuals, families, and business owners. Whether the question is how to turn savings into steady retirement income, what to do with a retirement account from a former employer, or whether a current plan still fits, Brandon aims to give clear and straightforward answers. Brandon is glad to be building his career in the community he grew up in. He can be reached at 217-347-8801 or [email protected]. social share

Bloomberg Línea
Oct 6th, 2026
MetLife and CNP show interest in Prudential's businesses in Brazil and Mexico for US$3 billion.

MetLife and CNP show interest in Prudential's businesses in Brazil and Mexico for US$3 billion. Prudential seeks to obtain US$3 billion for the Brazil and Mexico operations combined, with Brazil accounting for almost 90% of the package, according to sources. By Cristiane Lucchesi - Matheus Piovesana - Alex Rajbhandari October 6, 2026 | 11:48 AM Bloomberg - Prudential Financial Inc.'s businesses in Brazil and Mexico have attracted interest from MetLife Inc. and CNP Assurances SA in a deal that could bring Prudential about US$3 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. Mapfre SA also showed interest earlier, but it is unclear whether it will submit a bid, the sources said, asking not to be identified because the information is private. Daiichi Life Group Inc. decided for now not to submit a bid, they added. The transaction is expected to be announced this year, although terms and potential buyers could still change, according to the sources. Prudential seeks to obtain US$3 billion for the Brazil and Mexico operations combined, with Brazil accounting for almost 90% of the package, according to the sources. Representatives for Prudential, MetLife, CNP, Daiichi, and Mapfre declined to comment. Prudential sells life insurance in Brazil and is among the largest insurers in the country, with 4.88 billion reais (US$977 million) in premiums between January and July, according to data from regulator Susep. Any buyer will probably have to deal with pending labor lawsuits against Prudential in Brazil, according to one of the sources. The company seeks to reverse the provisions linked to those lawsuits to pay a dividend to its parent before the closing of the deal. Some potential buyers, however, want to discount those provisions from the price. Prudential had almost 193 million reais provisioned for labor lawsuits in June 2026, according to its financial statements. Prudential, headquartered in Newark, New Jersey, seeks to simplify its operations by selling assets in emerging markets. CEO Andy Sullivan aims to reduce the company's presence and reallocate resources toward less capital-intensive businesses to boost earnings. CFO Yanela Frias said last month that the sale of the Brazil and Mexico units was "very advanced." Read more at Bloomberg.com

BridgeTower Media
Oct 5th, 2026
Prudential files WARN notice for 125 NJ job cuts (updated).

Prudential files WARN notice for 125 NJ job cuts (updated). Layoffs continue efforts from Newark-based Pru to streamline organization, operations Prudential Financial Inc. continues to streamline its operations, disclosing 125 layoffs in a September filing with the New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development. According to the latest WARN notice, the job cuts will affect subsidiary Prudential Insurance Co. of America between Nov. 28 and Dec. 31, 2026. "Prudential is building a more focused, efficient company positioned for long-term growth," the company told NJBIZ. "As part of that effort, we are simplifying how we operate and making targeted changes across the organization to better align our workforce and resources with our highest strategic priorities. These decisions are never easy, and we are committed to treating affected employees with care and respect." Over the course of 2026, the Newark anchor institution has filed four WARN notices indicating a total of 321 job cuts. Since 2024, Prudential has revealed more than 1,000 layoffs in Newark as the company seeks to streamline its business - an endeavor prevalent across corporate America. The figure totaled 637 that year, and 183 in 2025. According to its annual company filing, as of Dec. 31, 2025, Prudential reported more than 36,000 employees worldwide with 13,879 in the U.S. It was not immediately clear how many employees work in Newark. Last week, Prudential Chairman and CEO Andrew Sullivan revealed the company plans to sell two of its Newark office buildings. "We are aligning our real estate footprint with our strategy and future ways of working," Sullivan said in a statement shared with NJBIZ. He also clarified there are no immediate changes for employees. And that the transition will take several years. Recent WARN notice disclosures also include: * Sumitomo Mitsiu Banking Corp. - 75 cuts, effective Oct. 1-13 in Jersey City * Fiserv Solutions LLC - 98 cuts, effective Sept. 11 in Berkeley Heights * UBS - 41 cuts, effective Nov. 26-30 in Weehawken * Cenlar FSB - 50 cuts, effective Aug. 21-Oct. 30 in Ewing Township * Citibank NA - 59 cuts, effective Oct. 31 in Hudson County Meanwhile, JP Morgan Chase has filed five WARN notices in 2026 for a total 541 cuts. Editor's note: This story was updated at 3:16 p.m. Oct. 5, 2026, to better reflect the total number of layoffs since 2024. About the reporter Jessica is the managing editor and covers commercial real estate for NJBIZ.

Business Insider
Oct 4th, 2026
Wells Fargo reaffirms their Sell rating on Prudential Financial (PRU).

Wells Fargo reaffirms their Sell rating on Prudential Financial (PRU). Oct. 4, 2026, 11:55 AM Wells Fargo analyst Wesley Carmichael maintained a Sell rating on Prudential Financial on October 2 and set a price target of $110.00. The company's shares closed last Friday at $112.60. Carmichael covers the Financial sector, focusing on stocks such as Prudential Financial, Voya Financial, and AFLAC. According to TipRanks, Carmichael has an average return of 15.7% and a 78.13% success rate on recommended stocks. Currently, the analyst consensus on Prudential Financial is a Hold with an average price target of $115.60, representing a 2.66% upside. In a report released on October 2, Morgan Stanley also maintained a Sell rating on the stock with a $105.00 price target. Based on Prudential Financial's latest earnings release for the quarter ending June 30, the company reported a quarterly revenue of $15.66 billion and a net profit of $909 million. In comparison, last year the company earned a revenue of $13.8 billion and had a net profit of $533 million Based on the recent corporate insider activity of 30 insiders, corporate insider sentiment is negative on the stock. This means that over the past quarter there has been an increase of insiders selling their shares of PRU in relation to earlier this year. Most recently, in August 2026, ANN M KAPPLER, the EVP & GC of PRU sold 7,652.00 shares for a total of $956,576.52. Read More on PRU: