- The RBC ratio increased to 490%, reflecting a strong capital position, with management noting statutory restrictions limit the ability to deploy excess capital.
- The company is evaluating options for capital deployment, including buybacks and dividends, to optimize shareholder returns while maintaining a conservative risk profile.
- Management emphasized the importance of a strong RBC ratio for supporting growth and maintaining client and partner confidence, with ongoing assessments of long-term capital strategy.
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