Earnings

Equitable Holdings Inc. turned in a mixed financial scorecard for the second quarter, showing a blend of successes with some challenges.

Apollo Global Management leveraged strong annuity sales from its Athene business to drive a 75% increase in year-over-year adjusted net income.

Lincoln Financial is hard at work on its turnaround, CEO Ellen Cooper assured analysts today, but it is going to take some time.

Prudential Financial reported a 21.5% rise in second-quarter adjusted profit as its FlexGuard suite of products sold very well.

Severe weather and climate catastrophes took their toll on Allstate Corp.’s earnings in the second quarter.

American International Group continues a slow offload of its life and retirement unit, a business that delivered crucial second-quarter premiums and deposits exceeding $10 billion.

Investment income gains and strong agent recruiting helped Globe Life post solid second quarter revenues.

Rising interest rates will drive the story that life insurance companies report during second-quarter earnings season beginning next week — both for the good and, possibly, bad.

Sales figures don’t tell the whole story when it comes to first-quarter results.

Lincoln Financial Group completed another difficult quarter financially, but executives touted last week’s $28 billion reinsurance deal as a crucial rebound move for the insurer.

Citing market conditions and declining hedging values, Brighthouse Financial Inc. reported a net loss of $525 million in Q1 of 2023.

Corebridge Financial continues to separate from American International Group, seeing higher fixed annuity surrenders during first-quarter earnings. Sales are even higher.

Equitable Holdings Inc., the global diversified financial services company, said its operating earnings fell 22% in the first quarter of…

Catastrophe losses, higher auto claims costs, and inflation all contributed to Allstate Corp.’s first quarter loss of $320 million – compared to a profit in the same period last year – company executives said this week.

Prudential Financial continues to make moves to shake off the earnings malaise and reverse a stock decline. The first-quarter results are mixed at best.

Apollo rides to a good year with Athene’s strong fixed index annuity sales and vows to take on all comers in the space.

Lincoln Financial took a few small steps in its turnaround during the fourth quarter, eking out $6 million in net income.

Prudential Financial executives stressed strong financials even as the insurer announced a $558 million loss for the fourth quarter 2022.