MetLife in the news

MetLife will pay $23 million to settle long-running litigation over the use of outdated mortality tables for pension plan calculations.

MetLife is enhancing its annuity products with new liquidity features while trading slightly below its estimated fair value of $89.31.

MetLife exhibits strong international growth and recent stock market momentum despite trailing the broader S&P 500 over the past year.

CFO John McCallion will represent the company in a fireside chat at the 2026 Morgan Stanley US Financials Conference.

MetLife launched a flexible liquidity feature for its MGIP annuity allowing retirees to cancel their plan and receive a refund within the first three years.

MetLife Inc. stock saw a decline in performance compared to industry peers during Thursday's trading session.

MetLife is enhancing its immediate income annuity with new liquidity features to provide flexible retirement income for plan participants.

MetLife's Chief Data and Analytics Officer Tamar Shapiro joins the CDO Magazine Global Board to influence industry thought leadership in AI and data.

Strong earnings and high equity buffers make MetLife common shares and fixed-rate preferreds attractive long-term investments.

MetLife Investment Management is working to improve alignment and transparency in its $20 billion private equity portfolio.

MetLife received positive analyst ratings, announced Q4 preferred dividends, and transferred $10 billion in annuity risk to Talcott Resolution to reduce risk and streamline operations.

MetLife Investment Management was named a top workplace for 2025, while BlackRock's CEO is active in Ukraine rebuilding talks with the Trump administration.

MetLife was ranked No. 10 on Fortune’s 2025 World’s 25 Best Workplaces™, reflecting its strong global workplace culture and employee satisfaction.

A Google engineer with long Covid successfully sued MetLife for long-term disability benefits due to cognitive impairments and fatigue.

Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund reduced its stake in MetLife, which reported better-than-expected Q3 earnings but lower revenue, declared dividends, and holds a Moderate Buy analyst rating.

King Luther Capital reduced its stake in MetLife, which reported better-than-expected Q3 earnings and maintains a moderate buy rating with a 2.9% dividend yield.

MetLife's Q3 2025 showed strong Asia sales and capital returns despite revenue miss, with growth prospects tied to retirement products and investment margin risks.

Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management and other institutions modestly increased stakes in MetLife, which reported better-than-expected Q3 earnings but lower revenue and declared a 3% dividend yield.

MetLife's Q3 2025 profit dropped 36% due to derivative and investment losses, but strong sales growth in Asia and new partnerships are driving momentum.