MassMutual Ranks No. 100 on the 2026 Fortune 500® List
Top-100 placement reflects strong 2025 results as leading mutual life insurance company and financial services leader celebrates its 175th anniversary
MassMutual today announced that it rose to No. 100 on the 2026 Fortune 500®1 list, placing the company among the top 100 largest
MassMutual achieved excellent financial results in 2025, fueled by strong sales, record operating earnings, and continued expansion in its wealth management business. The company also maintained its leadership as a top provider of whole life insurance, delivered exceptional policyowner value by approving its highest-ever dividend, and continued to make meaningful progress against its long-term strategy.
"Our placement on this list reflects the soundness of our strategy, our excellent financial position, and the talent and dedication of our employees and affiliated financial professionals,” said
The Fortune 500, now in its 72nd year, ranks the biggest
1 From Fortune Magazine. © 2026
About MassMutual (Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company)
For 175 years, MassMutual has stood beside generations through life’s defining moments, guided by a clear, enduring purpose: We help people secure their future and protect the ones they love. What began in 1851 as a bold idea rooted in neighbors helping neighbors has grown into one of America’s largest mutual life insurance companies, serving more than four million customers2 with over $1 trillion in life insurance in force2 and $584 billion in assets under management, 3all built on a foundation of more than $34 billion in capital strength. 4
MassMutual offers a broad range of products and services across protection, accumulation, wealth management, and retirement income, including annuities through our leading annuity provider, MassMutual Ascend. These solutions reach people through our expansive distribution, which is anchored by our dedicated network of affiliated financial professionals. For nearly two centuries, our offerings have helped people build, protect, and pass on what means the most to them. Through eras of extraordinary change, we have honored our commitments, paying upwards of $70 billion in insurance and annuity benefits over the past decade.5
MassMutual is strengthened by a diversified portfolio of strategic businesses and investments – including Barings, our global alternative asset management subsidiary – which enables us to deliver greater long-term value to our policyowners. MassMutual has a longstanding, successful approach to bringing together deep life insurance expertise and advanced asset management capabilities, which put us at the forefront of this trend and helped pioneer growth beyond traditional industry boundaries. Through Barings, we have robust asset origination capabilities that have helped us achieve exceptional long-term performance for our policyowners.
Through it all, our scale provides strength; our mutuality provides alignment; and our purpose ensures we do not lose sight of who we serve. To learn more, visit massmutual.com.
2 As of December 31, 2025
3Assets Under Management (AUM) include assets and certain external investment funds managed by MassMutual subsidiaries, including Barings and MassMutual Ascend, as of December 31, 2025
4 Capital strength refers to the company’s Total Adjusted Capital, as of December 31, 2025, as reported in statutory filings. Please refer to MassMutual’s Annual Report, https://www.massmutual.com/global/media/shared/doc/financial-documents/annual-reports/2025_annual_report.pdf
5 2016-2025
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