Prudential of Japan is expected to resume new sales on November 6, 2026, after remediation, with Life Planner production ramping gradually through 2027.
Prudential plans to exit emerging markets and redeploy well north of $3 billion of capital into PGIM, Group Insurance and selected European retirement capabilities over about five years.
PGIM’s announced acquisition of the remaining interest in Deerpath Capital is expected to expand its lower-middle-market direct lending platform and broaden its private-credit offering.
FlexGuard 2.0 is expected to support U.S. retail annuity growth by offering more upside potential and downside protection in a competitive RILA market.
Management has set an objective for PGIM to grow to 25% of Prudential’s adjusted operating income, making asset management a larger earnings pillar.
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