Corebridge Financial CRBG Investment Oriented Contracts — Deferred acquisition cost

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$11.6M-9.4%

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$1M-50.0%

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Questions, answered.

What is Corebridge Financial's investment oriented contracts — deferred acquisition cost?

Corebridge Financial (CRBG) reported investment oriented contracts — deferred acquisition cost of $11B in Q4 2022.

What does investment oriented contracts — deferred acquisition cost mean?

The capitalized balance of sales and acquisition expenses for investment-focused insurance products that will be expensed over the life of the contracts.

How do you interpret investment oriented contracts — deferred acquisition cost?

An increase suggests higher recent sales volume or acquisition costs, while a decrease indicates either lower new business volume or accelerated amortization of existing costs.

How does investment oriented contracts — deferred acquisition cost compare across companies?

Comparable to deferred acquisition cost (DAC) balances reported by life insurance and annuity peers, though specific accounting treatments for investment-oriented products may vary by GAAP or statutory reporting standards.