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Capital Group and Nationwide launch industry-first RILA annuity product

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What happened

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Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company and Capital Group partnered to launch the Nationwide Defined Protection® Annuity 2.0 (DPA 2.0). This product is a registered index-linked annuity (RILA) that links to American Funds® The Growth Fund of America®. The product design, developed with Annexus, won the SRP Americas 2026 Award for "Deal of the Year, RILA".

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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The product represents an industry first for registered index-linked annuities, featuring a strategy that indexes an actively managed mutual fund. This collaboration between Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company and Capital Group introduces a new offering in the retirement solutions market.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • Capital GroupPartnered with Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company to develop the RILA product.
  • Nationwide Mutual Insurance CompanyPartnered with Capital Group to offer the Nationwide Defined Protection® Annuity 2.0.
  • AmericanIts fund, American Funds® The Growth Fund of America®, is the core asset linked to the annuity.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Capital GroupSpeculative

    Capital Group might see increased product adoption due to the fund being featured in the industry-first RILA product, affecting market price.

  • Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company could improve its competitive position by launching an industry-first, award-recognized product.

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