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Aflac is a leading insurance provider in the US and Japanese markets, offering supplemental insurance for accidents and illnesses. The company relies on float, investing premiums until claims are filed, and has shown strong profit margins and revenue growth. AFL has increased its dividend for 41 consecutive years, with a low initial dividend rate but a high potential for rapid growth. Share buybacks also contribute to higher overall returns.
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Aflac (AFL) has an impressive earnings surprise history and currently possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely beat in its next quarterly report.
Higher net investment income, lower expenses and improved profit levels from the U.S. business aid Aflac (AFL) well for growth.
Dividend Income Summary: Lanny's November 2023 Summary
Aflac is a company specializing in health and life insurance products, operating in Japan and the United States. Aflac reported increased total revenues and net earnings for Q3 2023, driven by growth initiatives in the U.S. market. The company has a strong dividend growth track record, with a low payout ratio and a 19% increase in the first-quarter 2024 dividend.
Here is how Aflac (AFL) and Assured Guaranty (AGO) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.
Aflac (AFL) and Brown & Brown (BRO) are two insurance stocks that look poised for new 52-week highs in December.
Aflac Incorporated (NYSE:AFL ) Goldman Sachs 2023 US Financial Services Conference December 5, 2023 2:20 PM ET Company Participants Max Broden - CFO Brad Dyslin - CIO Conference Call Participants Taylor Scott - Goldman Sachs Taylor Scott So we will jump right into the next session here. First, I'd like to thank Max Broden, CFO of Aflac; and Brad Dyslin, CIO of Aflac for being with us.
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