“Can a 100-year-old mutual insurer become the easiest group benefits carrier to integrate with by building API-first connections to every major HR and benefits administration platform?”
Founded in 1909 as a mutual insurance association, Mutual of Omaha has evolved from a regional health and accident insurer into a Fortune 500 multi-line insurance and financial services company. The company expanded into Medicare Supplement, life insurance, annuities, long-term care, and group employer benefits. In recent years, it has invested in API-driven benefits administration integrations with HR/benefits platforms such as ADP, Workday, and Employee Navigator, positioning itself as the easiest group insurance carrier to work with for brokers and employers. The company also employs income and employment data aggregation through Argyle to support underwriting and policyholder verification workflows.
Mutual Of Omaha integrates with ADP (benefits administration API — Plan Setup, Enrollment, EOI via Workforce Now), Employee Navigator (Plan Setup, EOI), bSwift (EOI), PlanSource (Plan Setup, EOI) and Workday (Plan Setup, EOI, Enrollment — planned 2026).
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 3 layers in Mutual Of Omaha's stack: Lending (Annuities and Structured settlements); Unified APIs (Argyle); Accounting (ADP (benefits administration API — Plan Setup, Enrollment, EOI via Workforce Now), Employee Navigator (Plan Setup, EOI), bSwift (EOI), PlanSource (Plan Setup, EOI) and 1 other).
Mutual Of Omaha is founded in 1909 and headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, USA.
Mutual Of Omaha has raised $500M (private debt) in total (latest round: General Corporate Purpose).
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