Manulife Launches Global Longevity Institute Committing $350M by 2030 to Accelerate Progress on Lifelong Health and Financial Resilience

Core Insights - Manulife has launched the Longevity Institute, a global platform aimed at helping individuals live longer, healthier, and financially secure lives, supported by a commitment of $350 million [1][12] - The initiative addresses the widening gap between lifespan and healthspan, with many individuals spending up to 20% of their lives in poor health and nearly 40% facing financial insecurity as they age [2][12] Initiatives - Manulife is partnering with the National Institute on Ageing to support the annual Ageing in Canada Survey, which explores the experiences of Canadians aged 50+ [4] - Collaboration with the Milken Institute aims to advance research on critical longevity issues, including food production and health interventions [4] - The Longevity Symposiums, which began in Boston, are expanding globally to discuss how to improve quality of life as people age [4][5] Outcomes - The Longevity Institute will build on Manulife's existing efforts to assist over 36 million customers in improving their health and wealth [6] - The Institute will be known as the John Hancock Longevity Institute in the United States, focusing on research, advocacy, and community investments [12] - The initiative aims to promote health, wellness, and financial readiness, ultimately helping individuals thrive at any age [3][11]