Former Chairman and CEO of Mattel Dies in Car Accident

Posted Wed, Aug 19th, 2020

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Former Chairman and CEO of Mattel Dies in Car Accident

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Bryan G. Stockton passed away earlier this month following a car crash in California. As Chairman & CEO of Mattel from 2012 to 2015, Stockton oversaw annual revenues in excess of $6 billion, managed 31,000 employees and sold products in more than 150 countries worldwide. Stockton severed on several educational, not-for-profit and industry boards.

To read Mattel's reaction and full story, click here.

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Mr. Stockton's tragic dead is an unfortunate reminder to advisors with high net-worth clients who have purchased maximum levels of U.S. life insurance. For these exceptional individuals, Lloyd's of London can serve as a unique resource to obtain significant levels of supplemental Accidental Death Insurance. Accidental Death Insurance is a fast and simple solution to provide an additional layer of protection for your clients while they await further U.S. life insurance capacity to open.

As Lloyd's of London Coverholders, Exceptional Risk Advisors has the ability to design 24-hour, worldwide coverage with benefit amounts exceeding $100 million per person. The Accidental Death & Dismemberment programs are used to cover risks traditional life insurance carriers are unwilling or unable to cover. Policy terms can range anywhere from 1 day of coverage to 3 years.

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