Strong Title Earnings and Margin Expansion
Adjusted pre-tax Title earnings of $268 million, up 27% year-over-year; adjusted pre-tax Title margin of 13.1% in Q1, up 140 basis points from 11.7% in prior-year quarter (company reiterated 15%–20% annual target and noted full‑year 2025 margin of 15.9%).
Consolidated Revenue and Earnings Growth
Consolidated total revenue of $3.2 billion (or $3.3 billion excluding net recognized gains/losses) versus $3.0 billion prior-year comparable; reported net earnings of $243 million versus $83 million in 2025; adjusted net earnings of $249 million, or $0.93 per diluted share, versus $213 million, or $0.78 per share in 2025.
Order and Volume Momentum
Total orders opened averaged 6,400 per day in Q1 (January 5,900; February 6,500; March 6,600); April averaged 6,200 orders per day, up 7% year-over-year. Refinance orders opened were 2,000 per day in Q1 (up 52% YoY) and moderated to 1,600 per day in April (April up ~13% YoY). Commercial orders opened averaged 906 per day (up ~5% YoY).
Commercial Revenue Strength
Direct commercial revenue of $338 million in Q1, up 15% versus $293 million in 2025; national commercial revenues up 22% and local commercial revenues up 8%; company highlighted a diversified pipeline across industrial, data centers, multifamily, affordable housing, retail, and energy.
Segment Margin Improvements Across Operations
Notable margin improvements across Title operations: Direct operations ~20% margin (up ~100 bps), Agency ~7% margin (up ~100 bps), National Commercial ~27% (up from 24%), ServiceLink centralized refinance/default ~23% (up from 18% prior year) and Home Warranty ~16% (up from 14%).
F&G Growth and Capital Progress
F&G assets under management before reinsurance increased to $74.5 billion, up 11% year-over-year. F&G reported gross sales of $3.2 billion (vs $2.9B prior) and net sales of $2.2 billion in Q1. GAAP equity (excluding AOCI) $6.2 billion and book value per share excluding AOCI rose to $46.51 (up ~70% since 2020 acquisition). F&G delivered $80 million of adjusted net earnings to FNF (reflecting current ownership).
Capital Return and Active Buybacks
Fidelity National Financial returned approximately $222 million of capital to shareholders in Q1 (common dividends $140 million and share repurchases $82 million) versus $161 million in 2025; management indicated continued buyback activity and opportunistic repurchases when appropriate.
Technology and AI Adoption
Company emphasized heavy investment in technology and AI: proprietary transactional data, responsible AI governance, and more than half of workforce regularly using AI tools. Management expects AI and automation to drive incremental margin uplift even in a flat transaction environment.