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billion to shareholders in 2023, delivering on our commitment to return excess capital while continuing to invest for growth. Capital returned to shareholders: Full year 2023: $1.3 Capital returned to shareholders: Full year 2023: $1.3 14.8% Incurred loss ratio 61.0% Incurred loss ratio increased to 61.0%
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billion of excess and available capital in our holding companies and other subsidiaries, which is available for corporate purposes. Estimated statutory risk-based capital (RBC) ratio for Principal Life Insurance Company of 437%; above our 400% targeted RBC ratio. million of capital during the first quarter, including: $152.2
million of capital to shareholders during the first quarter, including: $167.0 billion of excess and available capital in our holding companies and other subsidiaries, which is available for corporate purposes. Incurred loss ratio. Incurred loss ratio decreased due to improved claims experience driven by dental. (in
million of capital to shareholders during the second quarter, including: $161.7 billion of excess and available capital in our holding companies and other subsidiaries, which is available for corporate purposes. Incurred loss ratio. Pre-tax operating earnings (losses). Pre-tax operating losses. Returned $401.6
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During our 2021 investor day, we announced changes to our business portfolio and capital management strategy to drive future growth, reduce capital intensity, sharpen our strategic focus, and reinforce our commitment to returning more capital to shareholders as we continue to create long-term shareholder value,” said Houston. “In
Our capital deployment strategy is balanced and disciplined, focused on creating long-term shareholder value. In 2020, we deployed over $900 million of capital to common stock dividends and share repurchases. million of capital during the fourth quarter, including: $153.7 million of capital in 2020, including: $614.5
DES MOINES, Iowa–( BUSINESS WIRE )–Principal Financial Group ® (Nasdaq: PFG) announced 2021 outlook metrics and capital deployment plans. billion of capital deployments, including $600-$800 million of share repurchases. Incurred loss ratio. . . 2021 total company guidance. 2021 business unit guidance.
billion of capital, of which $1.9 million of capital during the third quarter, including: $450.1 billion of excess and available capital in our holding companies and other subsidiaries, which is available for corporate purposes. Statutory risk-based capital (RBC) ratio for Principal Life Insurance Company of approximately 405%.
With a renewed focus on higher growth markets and improved capital efficiency, we were able to deliver strong non-GAAP operating earnings of $498 million in the fourth quarter and over $1.8 million of capital to shareholders during the fourth quarter, including: $168.5 million of capital to shareholders in 2021, including: $654.1
Strong sales and net flows across our businesses are driving increases in both spread- and fee-based earnings, and Equitable is well-positioned to capitalize on the current favorable environment for growth,” said Mark Pearson, President and Chief Executive Officer. billion of its $20 billion capital commitment to AB. Net inflows of $1.6
Athene utilized its strategic capital vehicle, Athene Reinsurance Co-investment (“ACRA”), to support the completion of this transaction. This large-scale transaction comes as the U.S. pension risk transfer market has seen a significant increase in transaction volume beginning in the second half of 2020 and continuing into 2021.
Athene utilized its strategic capital vehicle, Athene Reinsurance Co-investment (“ACRA”), to support the completion of this transaction. .” Under the agreement, AAIA and AANY have each committed to issuing a group annuity contract to JCPenney and individual annuity certificates to applicable participants.
Net income (loss) attributable to Holdings. Net income (loss) attributable to Holdings per common share. Non-GAAP operating earnings (loss). Non-GAAP operating earnings (loss) per common share (“EPS”). Total Assets Under Management (“AUM”, in billions). $. 822. . . $. 1,488. ). . 3.46. ). . 1.35. . .
Mr. Pearson concluded, “Turning to capital, we returned $325 million to shareholders in the quarter, delivering on our 60-70% payout ratio target. Delivering shareholder value: The Company has deployed $10 billion of its $20 billion capital commitment to AB. Given our strong performance, we remain on track to deliver $1.4
billion of planned capital returned to shareholders. retail fixed annuity and universal life insurance with secondary guarantee (“ULSG”) blocks of business and additional transactions to improve capital efficiency. billion of capital to shareholders in 2022, including $2.0-$2.3 Incurred loss ratio. . . 60 – 64%.
Sustained growth of our capital-light businesses, positive net inflows and favorable equity markets propelled AUM up 17% to reach $871 billion, a record high. Net income (loss) attributable to Holdings. Net income (loss) attributable to Holdings per common share. Non-GAAP operating earnings (loss). 871. . . $.
Equitable has committed to deploy $10 billion in investment capital from its General Account towards AB’s Private Markets platform. Net income (loss) attributable to Holdings. . . Net income (loss) attributable to Holdings per common share. . . Non-GAAP operating earnings (loss). . . 1.43. . . 1.36. . .
Net income (loss) attributable to Holdings. Net income (loss) attributable to Holdings per common share. Non-GAAP operating earnings (loss). Non-GAAP operating earnings (loss) per common share (“EPS”). Operating earnings (loss). Total Assets Under Management (“AUM”, in billions). $. 869. . . $. 4,019). . .
Our fair value risk management approach afforded us a strong, stable capital position throughout 2020, culminating in strong year-end capital ratios supported by $2.9 Net income (loss) attributable to Holdings. . Net income (loss) attributable to Holdings per common share. . Non-GAAP operating earnings (loss). .
Transaction releases capital, reduces risk, and unlocks value from legacy business. billion of capital released 3 including a one-time after-tax gain of approximately $750 million to net income attributed to shareholders, validating the conservatism of our reserves, and the release of approximately $1.3 Lowers the total U.S.
per share and the strength of our capital position was reflected in our combined RBC ratio of 440%, above our minimum combined target,” said Mark Pearson, President and Chief Executive Officer. Net income (loss) attributable to Holdings. . Net income (loss) attributable to Holdings per common share. . 1,728. . . 4.47. . .
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Principal ® expects deployable proceeds of approximately $800 million upon closing of this reinsurance transaction and through additional transactions designed to improve the capital efficiency of its in-force individual life insurance business. Increased capital return to shareholders. benefits and protection. billion to $2.0-$2.3
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Net investment gains (losses). . . Net derivative gains (losses). . . Net income (loss). . $. Net income (loss) per share. . $. Net derivative losses amounted to $2.2 Corporate & Other had an adjusted loss of $171 million, compared to an adjusted loss of $131 million in the first quarter of 2020.
Base spread income also grew 42% year over year, and our businesses remain well positioned to capitalize on current market opportunities. Going into the second half of the year, we remain focused on executing our strategies and optimizing our capital to generate long-term growth in shareholder value.”
Continued execution on our strategic priorities will drive profitable growth, enable market-leading ROEs, deliver consistent capital generation and sustain our top quartile ESG performance all of which will maximize value creation for stakeholders.”. CONSOLIDATED RESULTS: . Three Months Ended. Core earnings ROE 2,3 , last 12-months. . .
Premiums and deposits 1 grew 45% compared to the prior year quarter Base portfolio income 2 for our insurance operating businesses grew 23% while base yield 2 expanded 60 basis points compared to the prior year quarter Net loss of $459 million, or $0.70 per share reflect strong base spread income 2 Holding company liquidity of $1.8
billion of capital to shareholders and achieved or contracted on 81% of Corebridge Forward target run-rate savings. CAPITAL AND LIQUIDITY HIGHLIGHTS Holding company liquidity of $1.7 Since our IPO, we have returned $1.4 billion, a 13% decrease over the prior year quarter. billion, a 13% decrease over the prior year quarter.
As we look to the strength of our balance sheet, the consistency of our cash flows and the diversification of our businesses and earnings sources, we are confident in our ability to return significant capital to shareholders through a combination of dividends and share repurchases.”. _. Variable investment income (loss). . $. (13.
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