MetLife, Inc. is the listed holding company above U.S. and international insurance operations, including separately regulated insurers. Consolidated segment results, statutory statements and financial-strength opinions therefore refer to different entities and accounting bases.
What to read first
The annual report provides the U.S.-GAAP group record. Statutory filings address named insurers, the corporate profile outlines the operating footprint, and the ratings and NYSE pages identify the company or security relevant to their narrower purpose.
Reporting perimeter and reporting period
MetLife reports in U.S. dollars for a calendar year. Management segments aggregate activities across legal entities, whereas statutory statements follow the rules and capital framework of the filing insurer's domicile.
Official sources and what they establish
Investor overview
- Publisher: MetLife
- Period: Current page
- Scope: MetLife group
The investor overview describes the consolidated group's structure and reporting materials but does not provide a standalone market-share denominator or insurer-specific statutory capital.
Annual reports
- Publisher: MetLife
- Period: FY2025 annual-report series
- Scope: MetLife group
Ratings
- Publisher: MetLife
- Period: Current rating page
- Scope: Group / rated entities as listed
MetLife parent ratings and operating-insurer financial-strength ratings describe different named obligors.
Corporate profile
- Publisher: MetLife
- Period: Current page
- Scope: MetLife group
The profile page establishes the group's stated operating reach but does not supply market-share denominators or evidence for subsidiaries and products beyond those it names.
MET quote/listing page
- Publisher: NYSE
- Period: Current listing page
- Scope: Listed security
Group, legal-entity and subsidiary boundaries
MetLife, Inc. is the listed holding company for the consolidated group. Insurance is written through separately incorporated and regulated operating companies whose statutory accounts, capital measures and financial-strength ratings apply to the named insurer. Management segments can combine several legal entities, so a consolidated or segment result does not describe an operating insurer's standalone statutory position.
Interpretation notes and limitations
Adjusted earnings retain MetLife's non-GAAP reconciliation. A statutory surplus or rating belonging to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company cannot be attributed automatically to MetLife, Inc. International results also require attention to currency translation and local regulatory scope.
Related intelligence
Sources and methodology
- Investor overview — MetLife; Current page; MetLife group.
- Annual reports — MetLife; FY2025 annual-report series; MetLife group.
- Ratings — MetLife; Current rating page; Group / rated entities as listed.
- Corporate profile — MetLife; Current page; MetLife group.
- MET quote/listing page — NYSE; Current listing page; Listed security.