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Mar 31
Prudential Q1 2025 Earnings Report
Prudential reported higher adjusted operating income driven by strength in U.S. businesses and PGIM investment inflows.
Key Takeaways
Prudential Financial delivered solid Q1 2025 results with strong U.S. business performance and increased PGIM inflows, despite lower private equity and real estate returns impacting alternative investments.
Net income was $707 million, down from $1.138 billion last year.
Adjusted operating income rose to $1.188 billion from $1.115 billion a year ago.
Assets under management reached $1.522 trillion, up from $1.496 trillion.
PGIM had $4.3 billion in net inflows, with institutional third-party inflows leading.
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Prudential plans to continue balancing business growth with shareholder returns, while improving execution and financial performance.
Positive Outlook
- Strong U.S. business performance across group insurance and retirement products.
- Positive net inflows and performance at PGIM.
- Robust liquidity with $4.9 billion in parent company highly liquid assets.
- Continued dividend payments and buybacks exceeding $700 million.
- Focus on evolving strategy and enhancing execution.
Challenges Ahead
- Lower alternative investment returns impacting net investment spread.
- Decline in PGIM adjusted income due to lower incentive fees.
- International segment affected by unfavorable FX movements.
- Net income declined compared to prior year.
- Ongoing headwinds in divested and run-off businesses.