Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC) published its 2026 Annual Information Form dated February 11, 2026, providing updates on its corporate structure, business operations, regulatory environment, capital structure, and recent developments up to December 31, 2025.
Key highlights show that MFC continued its solid operating and financial performance in 2025 and advanced strategic priorities introduced in prior years. The document notes sustained business momentum in Asia, Canada, and the U.S., along with ongoing growth in Global Wealth and Asset Management. The publication also cites MFC’s emphasis on expanding digital and AI capabilities, including the scaling of Piloted AI use cases from 2024.
The form details various leadership changes made in 2025, including the appointments of Steve Finch as CEO for the Asia segment, Stephanie Fadous as Chief Actuary, and Mike Coyne as General Counsel. It confirms the restructuring of senior roles to support the company’s strategic focus on risk management, financial discipline, and global expansion.
As of December 31, 2025, MFC reported 1,677,180,680 outstanding Common Shares. The corporation also disclosed quarterly dividends totaling C$1.76 per Common Share for 2025. Information on MFC’s multiple classes of preferred shares, their respective issuance volumes, and limited recourse capital notes were highlighted. The document underscores the regulatory frameworks in Canada, the U.S., and Asia governing capital and solvency requirements, among other compliance standards.
The Annual Information Form includes references to MFC’s enterprise-wide risk management approach. Credit ratings from leading agencies such as AM Best, DBRS, Fitch, and S&P remain an important measure of the company’s financial and capital strength. Readers can find the complete 2025 Management’s Discussion and Analysis and 2025 Consolidated Financial Statements at www.sedarplus.ca, with U.S. filings available at www.sec.gov.
This 2026 Annual Information Form offers a detailed overview of MFC’s strategic goals, governance practices, and financial position, positioning Manulife for continued adaptability across key markets.