Aflac Inc. AFL

Aflac Incorporated es una empresa de cartera dedicada al negocio de seguros de salud y vida complementarios. El negocio de seguros de la Compañía se comercializa y administra a través de American Family Life Assurance Company of Columbus (Aflac) en los Estados Unidos y a través de Aflac Life Insurance Japan Ltd. (ALIJ) en Japón. Los segmentos de la Compañía incluyen Aflac Japan y Aflac U.S. Aflac Japan está diseñado para ayudar a los consumidores a pagar costos médicos y no médicos que no son reembolsados bajo el sistema nacional de seguro de salud de Japón. Ofrece productos de seguros, como seguros contra el cáncer, médicos y de apoyo de ingresos. Sus productos de protección incluyen Seguro Médico, Seguro de Cuidados de Enfermería, Seguro de Apoyo de Ingresos, vida entera, GIFT, WAYS y Dotación Infantil. La Compañía diseña los productos de seguros de Estados Unidos para proporcionar cobertura complementaria a personas que tienen cobertura médica o primaria. Los productos de Aflac U.S. se distribuyen en los mercados de seguros complementarios individuales y grupales.

Con 9 acciones de AFL (USD 1.011,38) habrías recibido USD 21,69 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

AFL hizo una división de acciones (split) de 2:1 el 19 de marzo de 2018: cada acción se convirtió en 2. Cambió la cantidad de acciones y su precio, pero no el valor total de la inversión.

• Zacks Investment Research 5 oct

  Chubb Expands Digital Benefits Platform to Boost Distribution Growth

  Chubb Limited has launched Flexible Benefits Direct, an online platform in the UK offering Personal Accident and Leisure Travel insurance to employees. The move strengthens Chubb's digital distribution strategy, with the employee-benefits business having grown 17% in 2025 and generating $1.2 billion in premiums. However, no specific revenue targets have been disclosed for the new platform.

  

• Zacks Investment Research 22 sept

  Can MetLife's Group Benefits Segment Maintain Its Momentum?

  MetLife's Group Benefits segment reported 25% year-over-year earnings growth in Q2 2026, driven by volume growth and improved underwriting. Group Life's mortality ratio improved to 79%, below the 83%-88% target range. However, some mortality benefits may not persist as about 2 percentage points reflected prior-period development. Competitors The Hartford and Aflac showed mixed results, with Hartford's employee benefits expanding but facing higher disability loss ratios, while Aflac's earnings declined despite sales growth.

  

• The Motley Fool 21 jul

  Aflac Has Raised Its Dividend for 43 Straight Years. Here's the Catch Income Investors Need to Watch.

  Aflac has maintained a 43-year streak of dividend increases, with the latest hike at 5.2%. However, investors should be aware that the company derives over two-thirds of its pre-tax earnings from Japan, making it heavily exposed to currency fluctuations between the U.S. dollar and Japanese yen. While the company has managed this risk well historically through aggressive stock buybacks, currency movements could materially impact financial results.

  

• Investing.com 13 jul

  3 Overlooked Stocks Positioned for the Next Market Rotation

  As tech stocks cool and market concentration risks increase, investors should diversify into overlooked sectors. Healthcare, insurance, and regional banking are quietly building momentum. Three recommended stocks are Ligand Pharmaceuticals (royalty-based biotech model with strong growth projections), Aflac (insurance with 44-year dividend history and pet insurance growth), and Atlantic Union Bankshares (regional bank with stable fundamentals and 3.5% dividend yield).

  

• The Motley Fool 23 jun

  3 Dividend Stocks to Buy Right Now and Hold Forever

  The article recommends three blue-chip dividend stocks for long-term passive income: Realty Income (O), a REIT with monthly dividends and 31 years of consecutive increases; S&P Global (SPGI), a Dividend King with 53 years of dividend growth and dominant market position in credit ratings; and Aflac (AFL), a specialty insurer with 44 consecutive years of dividend increases and strong growth prospects.