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Insurers and Obamacare Health insurers think Obamacare is going to be fine."'Our view is we're still in the early innings,' Cigna chief executive David Cordani told a standing-room only crowd of investors at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference. "The first couple of years will be choppy, and we're learning whether it can find its legs." Health insurers arguably have the biggest financial stake in the exchanges' success. They are the ones who are selling products on the new marketplaces, and who would have to bear the costs of covering a sicker-than-expected exchange population." Sarah Kliff in The Washington Post. Interview: 'Over time, this will work out': Wellpoint CEO Joe Swedish on Obamacare. Sarah Kliff in The Washington Post. @sarahkliff: Here's why insurers like Obamacare: Aetna projects, if it can get 1M exchange members, it will generate $3 billion in revenue.