Our Results

American Fidelity Corporation (AFC) and subsidiaries reported consolidated GAAP net income of $171 million in 2025. AFC’s 2025 income was supported by strong revenue growth in core operations offset by a $64M benefit expense related to implementing a new GAAP accounting method change for long duration policies. Our continued commitment to providing the best Customer experience is reflected in our continued investments in technology, our Colleagues and Cameron Ventures, a venture capital fund focused on identifying and implementing the latest technology innovations in the insurtech/fintech space.

A guiding principle at AFC is a strong balance sheet to meet future Customer needs. This is reflected in American Fidelity Assurance Company’s (AF) $709 million of statutory surplus, AFC’s cash and marketable securities of $246 million as of Dec. 31, 2025, and AFC’s $3.7 billion bond portfolio with an average quality rating of AA-.

Key Financial Highlights

  • Premium growth of 6% over 2024.
  • Investment income growth of 9% over 2024 supported by favorable market reinvestment rates and investment portfolio allocation changes.  
  • Excluding the GAAP accounting method change, loss ratios were similar year over year.
  • AF’s 2025 operating cash flow of $384 million is included in our consolidated liquidity of $1.5 billion, which provides strong financial flexibility to meet operational goals and policyholder needs.
  • AM Best assigned a group rating of A+ superior for AF and APL for 2024. This rating remains unchanged since 1982 and continues to be driven by our strong balance sheet and operating performance.  

John Cassil, Chief Financial Officer

By the Numbers

2025 Results

Consolidated GAAP (In Thousands)

* Not recasted for impact of LDTI