Companies

Equitable Holdings is sticking with a big-picture growth strategy, one that required the company to take a third-quarter earnings hit.

AIG’s Q3 earnings exceeded Wall Street analyst forecasts, driven by net income of $519 million, up 13%, year-over-year.

Prudential produced a big third-quarter jump in earnings with all of its businesses turning profits.

Despite missing Wall Street’s Q3 revenue expectations, Lincoln Financial experienced a significant turnaround from the same quarter of 2024.

Athene retooled its annuity sales strategy during a second quarter that saw several changes in the company, including its leadership structure.

Tight-lipped executives revealed little on a rumored sales of Brighthouse Financial during a Friday conference call with Wall Street analysts.

AIG delivered a strong second quarter, posting net income of $1.1 billion, up from a $4 billion loss the previous year.

Equitable executives say a new deal with Reinsurance Group of America will reduce the insurer’s exposure to unpredictable mortality swings.

Prudential Financial is evolving under new CEO Andy Sullivan and saw second-quarter profits rise as new plans took shape.

While competitors continue to struggle with spiraling healthcare costs, Aetna and CVS are celebrating an 8.4% increase in second-quarter revenues.

Lincoln Financial reported strong second-quarter 2025 results that the company said reflects an increasingly diversified earnings mix.

Jackson Financial continues its evolution from primarily a variable annuity seller to a one-stop annuity operation that performs like an asset manager.

Lincoln Financial posted $280 million in adjusted operating income, which the company said underscored strong operating fundamentals.

Corebridge Financial completed its first full quarter selling a registered index-linked product and the Q1 results were excellent, CEO Kevin Hogan said Wednesday.

Globe Life executives took a break from two years of relentlessly bad publicity to discuss strong first-quarter financials this week.

The Cigna Group reported a strong start to the year, with first-quarter 2025 revenues rising 14% to $65.5 billion.

Apollo’s total assets under management hit $785 billion at the end of Q1, a 17% year-over-year increase. Annuity sales were even better.

CVS Health Corp. reported a strong start to 2025, with first-quarter revenue climbing 7%, driven by growth across all business segments.

Prudential Financial reported a first-quarter profit gain off strong underwriting in the insurer’s U.S. Businesses unit. But new CEO Andrew Sullivan is raising the bar.