(Bloomberg) — MetLife Inc. will probably miss its target of having a 12 percent return on equity next year, Chief Executive Officer Steve Kandarian said.
The ROE will probably be about 11 percent in 2016, Kandarian said Thursday in a conference call held by the New York-based company.
"The 10-Year Treasury yield has been hovering around 2 percent, the regulatory environment remains uncertain, and it is unlikely that M&A will contribute as much to earnings as we had hoped," Kandarian said. "With only eight months to go until 2016, we believe that it is appropriate to reflect these realities in the ROE."
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