-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师总结如下:GL公布2026年第一季度运营每股收益为3.43美元,高于上年同期的3.07美元,超出我们保守的3.35美元预期,但低于市场普遍预期的3.48美元。营收增长5.4%,与我们此前3%至8%的预测相符,主要得益于保费增长6%,其中寿险保费增长3%,健康险保费增长13%。强劲的销售势头体现在寿险销售额增长6%和健康险销售额激增58%,其中美国联合事业部的健康险净销售额同比增长122%,达到6150万美元。管理层将2026年运营每股收益预期从14.95美元至15.65美元上调至15.40美元至15.90美元,表明尽管面临投资收益压力,但管理层仍充满信心。我们预计2026年保费增长轨迹与此类似,人寿保险保费预计增长2%至6%,健康保险保费预计增长5%至9%。代理人数量趋势喜忧参半,Liberty National和Family Heritage分别增长了9%和10%,而American Income则下降了4%。我们非常期待管理层对中端市场消费者需求趋势的看法。
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