MetLife reported FY 2025 net income available to common shareholders of USD 3.17 billion and adjusted earnings available to common shareholders of USD 5.94 billion. Total revenues were USD 77.08 billion, including premiums of USD 49.78 billion and net investment income of USD 22.56 billion. Net investment losses were USD 1.15 billion and net derivative losses were USD 1.94 billion, while market risk benefit remeasurement resulted in gains of USD 0.51 billion. MetLife said it completed a strategic reorganization in Q4 2025, leaving it with six segments (Group Benefits, RIS, Asia, Latin America, EMEA and MIM), plus Corporate & Other. The company returned about USD 4.40 billion to shareholders in 2025 and ended the year with USD 3.60 billion of holding company cash and liquid assets, within its USD 3.00 billion to USD 4.00 billion target. MetLife also reiterated an expectation to generate about USD 25.00 billion of free cash flow over 2025-2029 and said it expects to maintain its holding company cash target in 2026.

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