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AFL remains well-poised for growth on productivity improvements in its U.S. business, product launches and sound operating cash flows.
Aflac (AFL) has demonstrated financial strength through its increased revenue, net investment gains, and decreased benefits and claims. The current dividend yield remains modest at 1.8% but the dividend growth rate sits in the double digits. This is accompanied by an extremely health payout ratio. AFL's portfolio of debt investments, including middle market loans and commercial real estate, has helped generate higher revenues, but vulnerability exists with potential interest rate cuts and poor credit ratings.
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Here is how Aflac (AFL) and Barings BDC (BBDC) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.
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Aflac's (AFL) second-quarter results benefit from lower benefits and expenses and higher investment income. However, lower net earned premiums in the Japan segment act as a partial offset.