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United's health insurance rivals seek to reassure markets -- CNBC

"Health insurance stocks rebounded Friday after Anthem and Aetna reaffirmed their earnings forecasts, and sought to reassure investors and consumers that they remained committed to Obamacare exchange markets."

Anthem's president and CEO, Joseph Swedish, issued a statement saying..."As a leader during this time of unprecedented transformation in health care, Anthem remains committed to enhancing access to high-quality, affordable health care for all of our members inside and outside of the insurance exchanges, and continuing our dialogue with policymakers and regulators regarding how we can improve the stability of the individual market,""

"Aetna reaffirmed its full-year earnings guidance of $7.45 to $7.55 per share, and stated that its individual commercial business has continued to perform in line with its projections through October."

See: CNBC
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