At Securian Financial, we help our customers and their families build secure tomorrows.

Throughout our 140-year history, we have persevered through world wars, the Great Depression, the events of September 11, 2001, the recession of 2008-2009, COVID-19 pandemic, and countless other periods of market volatility and sustained economic downturn.

During these times, two constants have remained true: our ability to face whatever economic conditions come our way and our unwavering commitment to deliver on the promises we make. We will be here when you need us.

Mutual governance

As a mutual holding company, Securian Financial is not publicly traded. This structure allows us to focus on the long-term financial security of our customers.

Managing for the long term

We take a long-term approach to our business and have purposefully built a uniquely diversified company. Our historical approach to smart growth and strong risk management positions us well to manage through market uncertainty.

Outstanding capital strength

At the end of 2022, Securian Financial's capital was at the highest S&P Global Ratings level (AAA).¹ This capital strength, excellent asset-liability management and strong balance sheet enable us to weather economic shocks and market volatility from a strong financial position. More detailed information is available in our financial statements.

High-quality, stable investments

We have an unrelenting focus on maintaining the quality of our assets in our well-diversified investment portfolio — including the Minnesota Life Insurance Company General Account, which funds our general operations, insurance claim payments and the interest and principal guarantees of our products.

Our investment strategy emphasizes quality, diversification, and competitive return while limiting our exposure to equity markets and risky investments — allowing us to provide long-term value for customers.

At the end of 2022, equities comprised less than 2 percent of Securian Financial's overall investment holdings and about 2 percent of the Minnesota Life General Account holdings.