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Sep 30
Corebridge Q3 2025 Earnings Report
Corebridge Financial reported solid third-quarter 2025 results, with significant growth in premiums and deposits and a substantial return of capital to shareholders.
Key Takeaways
Corebridge Financial delivered a strong third quarter in 2025, achieving net income of $144 million and operating EPS of $0.96. The company reported its highest premiums and deposits in recent history at $12.3 billion and returned $509 million to shareholders, demonstrating robust financial health and strategic execution.
Net income reached $144 million, a significant improvement from a loss in the prior year, driven by lower realized losses and foreign exchange gains.
Premiums and deposits surged to $12.3 billion, marking the highest in recent history and a 34% increase year-over-year.
The company returned $509 million to shareholders through share repurchases and dividends, reflecting an 80% year-to-date payout ratio.
Holding company liquidity remained strong at $1.8 billion, and the Life Fleet RBC ratio stayed above target, indicating solid capital and liquidity management.
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CapyFin.com Forward Guidance
The company anticipates continued profitable growth, leveraging its strong foundation, diversified businesses, and enhanced financial flexibility following strategic transactions.
Positive Outlook
- Expectation of continued profitable growth driven by market-leading businesses.
- Strong balance sheet provides significant financial flexibility for strategic objectives.
- Capital ratios of insurance companies are expected to remain above targets.
- Ongoing generation of sustainable and growing cash flows from diverse income sources.
- Lower risk profile and higher quality of earnings post VA reinsurance transaction.
Challenges Ahead
- Changes in interest rates and credit spreads could impact financial performance.
- Deterioration of economic conditions, including potential slowdowns or recessions, poses a risk.
- Unpredictability in the amount and timing of insurance liability claims.
- Potential for unavailable, uneconomical, or inadequate reinsurance.
- Intense competition and technological changes, including AI, may present new challenges.