First Quarter 2025 Company Fact Sheet
Key Financials1
After-tax adjusted earnings per share
After-tax adjusted operating income
Net income
Assets under management
Adjusted book value per share2
Highly liquid assets3
PGIM4|AOI of
-8%
Q1 Selected Business Metrics1(YoY reflects 1Q25 vs. 1Q24)
Assets Under
Asset Management Fees
Management
Trailing twelve months
39%
22%
21%
13% 5%
3%
Public Fixed Income
Real Estate
Private Credit &
16%
Public Equity
Multi-Asset Class
Other Alternatives
Institutional Retirement Strategies
Sales
International Businesses|AOI of
-5%
-36%
Individual Retirement Strategies
Sales
5%
Sales5
6%
Individual Life
Sales5
26%
Sales6
Sales - Currency Mix
Trailing twelve months
57%
25%
16%
2%
15%
USD
JPY
BRL
Other
¹Results as of
2Adjusted book value is calculated as total equity (GAAP book value) excluding accumulated other comprehensive income (loss), the cumulative change in fair value of funds withheld embedded derivatives, and the cumulative effect of foreign currency exchange rate remeasurements and currency translation adjustments corresponding to realized investment gains and losses.
3Represents the highly liquid asset balance at the parent company as of
4PGIM is the Company's global investment management business.
5Based on annualized new business premiums.
6Constant exchange rate basis. Foreign denominated activity translated to
Q1PRUDENTIAL FINANCIAL FACT SHEET
Updated
Fast Facts
1875
Founded by
150Years
Building on a
heritage of success
50million
customers in over
50 countries7
PRU
Stock symbol traded
on the
38K+
Employees & sales
associates worldwide7
$3T
Gross life insurance
in force worldwide7
AA-
Equivalent
Financial strength ratings8
Key Milestones
Reflecting on Strategic Progress, Opportunities, and Challenges
Confident in our ability to be a global leader in investing, insurance, and retirement security
STRATEGIC PROGRESS
-
Significantly reduced exposure to market-sensitive products
-
Benefiting from diversified product mix with strong sales and flows
OPPORTUNITIES
-
Leveraging unique combination of scale, distribution, brand, and talent to meet customers' evolving needs
-
Capitalizing on global demand for retirement, insurance, and asset management
CHALLENGES
-
Run-off of legacy traditional variable annuity block
-
Weaker Yen driving
U.S. Dollar product surrenders
Priorities to Drive Sustainable, Profitable Growth
-
Evolving and delivering on our strategy
-
Improving our execution
-
Fostering a high-performance culture
Well Positioned in Current Macro Environment
BALANCE SHEET STRENGTH TO SUPPORT ALL STAKEHOLDERS
-
Strong statutory solvency ratios support AA financial strength
-
Highly liquid assets of
$4.9 billion 9 -
High-quality, well diversified investment portfolio
-
Disciplined Asset Liability Management
7As of
8Except as otherwise noted, financial strength ratings are for
strength and/or claims-paying ability.
9Parent company highly liquid assets predominantly include cash, short-term investments,
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Continued Commitment to Long-Term Sustainability
The following actions underscore our commitment to fulfilling our company's purpose of solving the financial challenges of our changing world.
$1B+ donated by The Prudential Foundation to help close the financial divide by creating solutions to foster economic mobility10
69% emissions reduced since our 2017 baseline year for the facilities in our emissions reduction target11
®
Awards and Rankings
Fortune® World's Most Admired CompaniesTM 2025 "Insurance: Life and Health" category12
Ethisphere World's Most Ethical Companies® 202513 Fortune 500®list of America's largest corporations14
Largest life insurer in the United States (life and health combined) based on total admitted assets15
1st-largest seller of individual life insurance in the United States based on total premiums16
The material in this document is prepared as a summary of certain public disclosures for ease of reference.
10First grant in 1978.
11Refer to the 2023 Sustainability Report (page 50) for specifics on our in-scope facilities and how our Scope 1 & 2 data were calculated.
12In a survey conducted from
13As of
14As of
15As of
1012233-00031-00
16According to LIMRA as of 4Q24,
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