Core profitability and EPS growth
Core ROE of 17.1% (trailing 12 months) and 16% growth in core EPS for 2025; Q4 core EPS of $3.10, meeting midterm objectives.
Strong capital generation and balance sheet
Organic capital generation of $665 million for 2025 (surpassing the $650M target) and $170 million generated in Q4; pro forma solvency ratio of 137% and $1.4 billion of capital available for deployment on a pro forma basis.
Large AUM / AUA expansion
Total assets under management and administration exceeded $341 billion, up 31% year-over-year, driven by segregated fund inflows, market performance and RF Capital acquisition.
Record and strong sales in Wealth Management
Record individual gross sales of $3.1 billion in Q4; segregated fund gross sales nearly $2.0 billion, up 27% year-over-year, with net segregated fund sales of almost $1.2 billion; mutual fund gross sales up 16% to $694 million.
Canada Insurance and distribution momentum
Record individual insurance sales of $111 million in Q4; Insurance Canada net premiums and deposits reached $5.9 billion (up 4%); Group Insurance premiums and deposits rose 2% YoY and Q4 group sales were up 15% YoY; iA Auto & Home sales up 9% to $146 million; Dealer Services sales $183 million, up 4%.
U.S. operations growth
U.S. Individual Insurance sales increased 18% year-over-year to US$80 million; U.S. Dealer Services sales rose 8% to US$295 million; U.S. segment core earnings up 15% in Q4 to $30 million.
Segment earnings strength
Wealth Management core earnings up 13% YoY to $127 million in Q4; Investment core net investment result of $127 million in Q4 (up from $120M YoY) and Investment segment core earnings of $91 million before taxes/financial charges/debenture dividend.
Accretive RF Capital acquisition and integration progress
RF Capital acquisition already accretive and performing ahead of expectations; faster-than-expected adviser retention, cost synergies from de-listing and corporate function harmonization, and positive contribution to net revenues.
Book value growth and capital return
Book value per share increased to $79.24, up 8% year-over-year (more than 10% excluding NCIB impact); continued share buybacks (NCIB) and regular dividends with flexibility to accelerate buybacks.