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    Aflac Inc (AFL)

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    NamePositionExternal RolesShort BioStart Date

    Daniel P. Amos

    ExecutiveBoard

    Chairman and CEO

    N/A

    Daniel P. Amos has been with Aflac since 1983 and is currently the Chairman and CEO. He has provided strategic leadership and contributed to the company's growth and success.

    1983

    Albert A. Riggieri

    Executive

    Senior Vice President, Global Chief Risk Officer

    N/A

    Albert A. Riggieri has been with Aflac since 2018, overseeing risk management and compliance.

    2018

    Audrey B. Tillman

    Executive

    Executive Vice President and General Counsel

    N/A

    Audrey Boone Tillman joined Aflac in 1996 and oversees compliance, government relations, and sustainability efforts.

    1996

    Bradley E. Dyslin

    Executive

    Executive Vice President, Global CIO

    N/A

    Bradley E. Dyslin is the Global CIO and President of Aflac Asset Management LLC, with a focus on delivering strong investment results.

    2023

    Charles D. Lake II

    Executive

    President of Aflac International, Chairman of Aflac Japan

    N/A

    Charles D. Lake II has been with Aflac since 2008, leading operations in Japan and serving as President of Aflac International.

    2014

    Frederic J. Simard

    Executive

    Senior Vice President and CFO of Aflac U.S.

    N/A

    Frederic J. Simard became CFO of Aflac U.S. in 2023, with previous roles at General Electric and The Guardian Life Insurance Company.

    2023

    Masatoshi Koide

    Executive

    President and Representative Director of Aflac Japan

    N/A

    Masatoshi Koide has been leading Aflac Japan since 2018, focusing on organizational changes and product development.

    2018

    Max K. Brodén

    Executive

    Executive Vice President and CFO

    N/A

    Max K. Brodén joined Aflac in 2017 and became CFO in 2020. He oversees corporate finance, capital management, and financial planning.

    2017

    Robin L. Blackmon

    Executive

    Senior Vice President, Financial Services, and CAO

    N/A

    Robin L. Blackmon joined Aflac in 2011 and became Senior Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer in 2024, overseeing financial reporting and investment accounting.

    2011

    Steven K. Beaver

    Executive

    Executive Vice President and CFO of Aflac Japan

    N/A

    Steven K. Beaver has been with Aflac since before 2018, serving in various financial roles, and is currently the CFO of Aflac Japan.

    2024

    Virgil R. Miller

    Executive

    President of Aflac Incorporated and Aflac U.S.

    Board Member at America's Health Insurance Plans, LL Global, American Council of Life Insurers

    Virgil R. Miller joined Aflac in 2004 and became President of Aflac Incorporated in 2025, focusing on growth and digital capabilities.

    2004

    Georgette D. Kiser

    Board

    Director

    Operating Executive at The Carlyle Group, Board Member at Jacobs Engineering, Adtalem Global Education, NCR Voyix Corporation, Brown Advisory Board mutual fund

    Georgette D. Kiser has been a director at Aflac since 2019, with experience in delivering technical solutions and cybersecurity for financial services firms.

    2019

    Thomas J. Kenny

    Board

    Director

    Co-Chair of Nuveen Funds, ParentSquare Board Member

    Thomas J. Kenny is a Director at Aflac since 2015 and Chair of the Finance and Investment Committee. He has extensive experience in asset and investment management.

    2015

    W. Paul Bowers

    Board

    Lead Non-Management Director

    Director at Exelon Corporation, Brand Industrial Holding, Inc., Nuclear Electric Insurance Ltd.

    W. Paul Bowers has been a director at Aflac since 2013 and serves as the Lead Non-Management Director. He brings expertise in financial knowledge and cybersecurity risk management.

    2013

    1. With competitors aggressively entering the third sector market in Japan and offering lower-priced products, how does Aflac plan to maintain its market share and profitability without engaging in a price war?
    2. The TSUMITAS product targets younger customers with less disposable income; how are you addressing the potential challenges of lower profitability and higher lapse rates associated with this demographic?
    3. Given that your expense ratios in both Japan and the U.S. reached record lows this quarter, but with anticipated increases in promotional spending and unscaled businesses, how sustainable are these expense levels moving forward?
    4. Considering the increase in your commercial real estate loan watch list to approximately $1 billion and ongoing foreclosures, what is your strategy to mitigate potential risks, and how might further real estate market deterioration impact your financial position?
    5. The significant boost in net investment income appears driven by tactical asset reallocations and favorable short-term rates; with potential rate cuts on the horizon, how do you plan to sustain this elevated income level in your U.S. dollar portfolio?
    Program DetailsProgram 1
    Approval DateNovember 2022
    End Date/DurationN/A
    Total Additional Amount100,000,000 shares
    Remaining Authorization54.3 million shares
    DetailsPart of capital deployment strategy focusing on value creation through growth investments, stable dividend growth, and disciplined tactical stock repurchase.
    YearAmount Due (in millions)Debt TypeInterest Rate (%)% of Total Debt
    2025$87 Senior Notes 0.300 1.1% = (87 / 7,978) * 100
    2026$698 Senior Sustainability Notes 1.125 8.7% = (698 / 7,978) * 100
    2027$419 Senior Notes 0.932 5.3% = (419 / 7,978) * 100
    2029$466 Senior Notes 1.048 5.8% = (466 / 7,978) * 100
    2030$1,291 Senior Notes 0.550 16.2% = (1,291 / 7,978) * 100
    2031$469 Senior Notes 1.412 5.9% = (469 / 7,978) * 100
    2032$291 Senior Notes 0.750 3.6% = (291 / 7,978) * 100
    2033$190 Senior Notes 0.844 2.4% = (190 / 7,978) * 100
    2034$414 Senior Notes 1.682 5.2% = (414 / 7,978) * 100
    2036$173 Senior Notes 1.740 2.2% = (173 / 7,978) * 100
    2037$45 Senior Notes 1.594 0.6% = (45 / 7,978) * 100
    2038$62 Senior Notes 1.750 0.8% = (62 / 7,978) * 100
    2039$379 Senior Notes 1.920 4.8% = (379 / 7,978) * 100
    2040$254 Senior Notes 6.450 3.2% = (254 / 7,978) * 100
    2041$69 Senior Notes 1.264 0.9% = (69 / 7,978) * 100
    2044$40 Senior Notes 2.160 0.5% = (40 / 7,978) * 100
    2046$394 Senior Notes 4.000 4.9% = (394 / 7,978) * 100
    2047$416 Subordinated Debentures 2.108 5.2% = (416 / 7,978) * 100
    2049$542 Senior Notes 4.750 6.8% = (542 / 7,978) * 100
    2051$139 Senior Notes 1.560 1.7% = (139 / 7,978) * 100
    2052$83 Senior Notes 2.144 1.0% = (83 / 7,978) * 100
    2053$209 Subordinated Bonds 1.958 2.6% = (209 / 7,978) * 100
    2054$135 Senior Notes 2.400 1.7% = (135 / 7,978) * 100
    NameStart DateEnd DateReason for Change
    KPMG LLP1963 PresentCurrent auditor

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    Earnings

    • New Earnings (Q4 2024)

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      Feb 6, 2025, 4:18 PM

      Aflac’s Q4 results underscore strength: U.S. pretax earnings rose 9.3%, persistency improved 70 bps to 79.3%, and share buybacks reached $750M—the highest in a single quarter. Japan’s scheduled cancer product launch in 2025 is poised to further boost sales.

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