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Lincoln Financial Group Names Andrew D. Rallis Chief Risk Officer

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Friday, May 12, 2023
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Lincoln Financial Group (NYSE: LNC) today announced that Andrew (Andy) Rallis will join the company on May 15, 2023 as Executive Vice President, Chief Risk Officer.

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  • Lincoln Financial Group (NYSE: LNC) today announced that Andrew (Andy) Rallis will join the company on May 15, 2023 as Executive Vice President, Chief Risk Officer.
  • Rallis will have independent oversight of all forms of risk across the company – including market risk, asset-liability management risk, investment and credit risk, product and insurance risk, operational risk and strategic risk.
  • "We are thrilled that Andy has decided to join Lincoln," said Ellen Cooper, President and CEO of Lincoln Financial.
  • “Combining technical capabilities with clear and transparent communication that empowers strong risk management has been my passion throughout my career, and I’m incredibly excited to join Lincoln Financial for my next chapter,” said Rallis.

PlantArcBio and Rallis (a TATA enterprise) Announce Excellent Results in Drought Tolerance and Yield Increase in Maize (Corn) Trials

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Tuesday, December 13, 2022
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GIVAT CHEN, Israel, and MUMBAI, India, Dec. 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- PlantArcBio Ltd ("PlantArcBio") (TASE: PLNT), an ag-biotech company specializing in research and development  in the field of gene discovery and biological components to improve traits in plants and Rallis India Limited (NSE: RALLIS), a TATA Enterprise ("Rallis"), specializing in Crop Care and Seeds, announced today positive results of on-ground polyhouse trials in corn that were performed as part of their collaboration to develop drought tolerant corn and yield increase.

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  • The main objective of the trials, conducted in India by Rallis, was to validate the drought resistant traits and yield increase of corn containing novel genes discovered by PlantArcBio.
  • "We are excited to report these positive results which are a breakthrough in drought tolerancetrait for corn, the world's largest agricultural crop."
  • Said Dr. Dror Shalitin, CEO of PlantArcBio, "The results show extraordinary ability of the genes we discovered to significantly increase the yield of corn under drought conditions.
  • Our findings address global climate change challenges, most importantly drought and desertification, and the growing global need for food security.

PlantArcBio Announces Positive Results from Soybean Field Trial in the U.S. utilizing its Discovered Genes for Enhancing Yield and Improving Drought Resistance

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Monday, November 15, 2021
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The trial was conducted in the state of Illinois, US, which is a widespread area for Soybean production.

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  • The trial was conducted in the state of Illinois, US, which is a widespread area for Soybean production.
  • These results were demonstrated both under standard conditions and under dry conditions, which become more prevalent due to global climate changes.
  • These genes were discovered by the company through the unique proprietary process it has developed (DIPTM) to discover genes that improve target traits in plants.
  • The company chose soybean to test its leading genes as it is one of the largest crops in the world.