W&S Climbs Fortune 500 List – Up 30 Spots
The 2024 Fortune 500(R) list released today by Fortune(R) magazine ranks Western & Southern Financial Group No. 284 (up 30 spots from No. 314 in 2023), with
Western & Southern delivered best-ever financial results in 2023 despite significant challenges in the industry, market volatility and high inflation. The company finished the year with record results in a number of areas, including operating income, life and health premiums, annuity sales and assets owned and managed.
While the industry continued to see declines in capital-to-asset ratios, Western & Southern's capital-to-asset ratio of 14.6% remained more than double the average capital-to-asset ratio of the 15 largest publicly traded life insurers doing business in the
On the 2024 list, Western & Southern ranked sixth among mutual life and health insurance companies and 11th among the combined mutual and stock life and health insurance companies. Western & Southern is one of 27 Ohio companies and eight from the
The local companies on the 2024 list (2023 ranking noted in parentheses) are:
Cintas 437 (473)
For mutual companies like Western & Southern, Fortune(R) uses revenue reported on a statutory accounting basis to rank companies for inclusion on the Fortune500(R) list. Accordingly, the numbers differ from the GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) numbers cited in our 2023 Western & Southern Annual Report (https://www.westernsouthern.com/about/financial-strength/annual-report).
* 2024 ranking represents
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