- MetLife, headquartered in New York, is a leading global provider of insurance and financial services, specializing in life and health insurance with reported premiums, fees, and other revenues of $57.6 billion for the full year 2025.
- In 2025, MetLife achieved record sales in its Retirement & Income Solutions segment, including $14.2 billion in pension risk transfers and launched MetLife Investment Management as a standalone segment, increasing assets under management to $742 billion.
- Key clients include large corporations and institutional investors, with MetLife Investment Management originating approximately $26 billion in private fixed income transactions in 2025, showcasing its diverse investment capabilities.
- MetLife's ideal buyer includes large enterprises seeking comprehensive employee benefits solutions, addressing pain points related to retirement planning and risk management, making it a critical partner for companies aiming to enhance employee satisfaction and financial security.
MetLife's workforce is organized into 19 departments, with Operations being the largest at 6,063 employees, followed by the Executive department with 3,909 employees. The Finance department also plays a significant role, employing 2,903 individuals. This mix reflects a balanced structure that supports both operational efficiency and strategic leadership, with a considerable number of employees in Community and Social Services, Engineering, and Human Resources contributing to the company's diverse functional capabilities.
MetLife operates across 1,566 locations, with significant concentrations in Franklin, TN, housing 3,661 employees, and New York, NY, with a combined headcount of 1,983 and 1,717 in New York. The geographic distribution indicates a strong presence in the southeastern United States, while the 'Other' category accounts for a substantial 14,681 employees, suggesting a distributed workforce model that enhances operational flexibility across various regions.
