Aflac a World's Most Ethical Company for 18th consecutive year
Remains the only insurance company in the world to be on list since its inception in 2007
"We are honored to appear yet again on
Aflac places deep emphasis on corporate social responsibility. Some of its core initiatives include a commitment to the Aflac Cancer and
"It's always inspiring to recognize the World's Most Ethical Companies®. Through the rigorous review process, we see the dedication of these organizations to continually improving their ethics, compliance and governance practices to the benefit of all stakeholders," said
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