Why KeyBank decided to sell its insurance business

KeyBank CEO Beth Mooney said the company decided to sell the insurance division it acquired from First Niagara Financial Group Inc. because it would have been "a hard thing" to expand it across the entire 15-state footprint.

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Why KeyBank decided to sell its insurance business

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