MetLife reported strong first quarter 2026 results, demonstrating the earnings power and resilience of its diversified business model under the New Frontier strategy. Growth was broad-based across segments, supported by solid underwriting, higher variable investment income, and disciplined expense management. Looking ahead, MetLife remains focused on driving consistent growth and attractive returns through its all-weather platform. Continued momentum across Group Benefits, Retirement & Income Solutions, Asia, LatAm, EMEA, and MetLife Investment Management—enhanced by the PineBridge acquisition—positions the company to execute on its long-term financial commitments while improving how it serves customers and allocates capital. For the full results, read the the Q1 2026 press release: https://www.metlife.com/content/dam/metlifecom/us/homepage/about-us/newsroom/earnings-releases/2026/Q1-2026-Earnings-News-Release.pdf 0:00 – Introduction & Strategic Context Overview of Q1 2026 performance and how results align with New Frontier strategy and five-year financial commitments. 1:01 – Headline Financial Results Net income and adjusted earnings growth, key drivers including underwriting, volume, and variable investment income. 1:46 – Group Benefits Performance Adjusted earnings growth, underwriting performance, and volume growth. 2:21 – Retirement & Income Solutions Strong adjusted PFO growth excluding pension risk transfers, driven by scale and diversification of origination platform. 2:56 – Asia Segment Highlights Strong sales growth in Japan and Korea, rising General Account AUM, and disciplined pricing and underwriting. 3:33 – Latin America Performance Adjusted PFO growth. Volume growth and underwriting strength, offset by tax items. 4:04 – EMEA Performance Strong volume growth driving adjusted earnings and adjusted PFO increases across the region. 4:31– MetLife Investment Management (MIM) Business growth, expense management and PineBridege acquisition. 4:54 – Key Financial Metrics Adjusted ROE and adjusted book value per share. 5:22 – Capital Management Cash at holding companies, free cash flow strength, share repurchases, dividends, and capital return strategy. 6:00 – Closing Summary & Outlook Reinforces strategy execution, resilience of business model, and position for consistent growth.

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