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American Financial Group filings document the regulatory record of a specialty property and casualty insurance holding company. Its 8-K reports include operating and financial results, investor supplements, dividend declarations, share repurchase authorization, executive compensation plan matters and debt-related capital-structure disclosures.
AFG's proxy materials cover board elections, auditor ratification and advisory executive compensation votes. Its securities disclosures identify NYSE-listed common stock under AFG and listed subordinated debentures, while material-event filings describe senior note and debenture obligations, governance actions and other corporate finance matters.
American Financial Group reports solid 2025 results grounded in specialty property and casualty insurance. Net written premiums were $7.11 billion, with a GAAP combined ratio of 91.0%, indicating an underwriting profit and continued discipline despite competitive markets.
Underwriting gain was $629 million, and catastrophe losses net of reinsurance totaled $137 million, lower than in 2024. Management highlights its niche focus, decentralized underwriting and long-term track record, noting its statutory combined ratio averaged 90.5% from 2016–2025 versus 98.1% for the commercial lines industry.
The investment portfolio totaled $17.18 billion, heavily weighted to investment‑grade fixed maturities, with a 2025 fixed‑maturity earned yield of 5.1% and a total return of 7.5%. AFG also details extensive catastrophe and crop reinsurance protections, robust human capital metrics, and a broad risk factor discussion covering catastrophes, climate, AI, cyber security, litigation, regulation and capital markets.
American Financial Group director and Co-CEO Carl H. Lindner III, through an associated trust, reported a tax-withholding disposition of 3,810 shares of common stock on February 23, 2026. The shares were delivered to satisfy tax obligations rather than sold in an open-market trade.
After this transaction, the reporting structures show 3,138,774 shares held indirectly in the trust labeled Indirect #1, along with additional indirect holdings in several other trusts and entities, including 343,162 shares in Indirect #2 and 838,480 shares in Indirect #12.
AMERICAN FINANCIAL GROUP Co-CEO Craig S. Lindner reported an insider transaction involving indirectly held Common Stock. On February 23, 2026, an entity associated with him disposed of 3,300 shares at an average price of $129.8475 per share to satisfy tax obligations through share withholding. The shares are held indirectly as trustee of the SCL Living Trust, which held 2,857,421 shares after this transaction. Additional indirect holdings are reported through several trusts and the company’s Retirement and Savings Plan.
American Financial Group director Stephen Craig Lindner Jr. reported an indirect tax-withholding disposition of 761 shares of common stock on February 23, 2026, at $129.8475 per share. The shares were delivered to cover taxes rather than sold in an open-market trade.
After this transaction, indirect holdings included 325,774 shares in trusts where he has voting and dispositive power, plus additional indirect positions for his children, spouse, and in a retirement plan that tracks common stock value.
American Financial Group insider activity shows trusts associated with President of a subsidiary David Lawrence Thompson Jr using shares to cover taxes. On February 23, 2026, these trusts disposed of 1,098 shares of common stock in a tax-withholding disposition at $129.8475 per share.
After this transaction, the trusts reported 590,241.586 shares held indirectly. Separate indirect holdings reported as trustee totaled 357,044 shares, and holdings as custodian for minor children totaled 29,750.258 shares. Footnotes state the shares are held in family trusts, and Thompson Jr disclaims beneficial ownership beyond his family's pecuniary interest.
American Financial Group President and director John B. Berding reported a tax-related share disposition through a Form 4 filing. On February 23, 2026, he disposed of 2,050 shares of common stock at $129.8475 per share to cover tax withholding, a non‑open‑market transaction. After this, he directly owned 68,769 common shares. The filing also lists indirect holdings, including 1,899 shares by a trust, 5,153 shares via the Employee Stock Purchase Plan, 1,045.2238 shares through an ESPP dividend reinvestment program, and 51,904.2124 share equivalents in a retirement plan, with plan balances based on statements as of December 31, 2025.
American Financial Group Senior Vice President Michelle A. Gillis reported a Form 4 showing a tax-related share disposition. On 2026-02-23, she disposed of 730 shares of common stock at $129.8475 per share through a tax-withholding disposition to cover tax liabilities. After this, she directly owned 12,370 common shares. She also reported indirect holdings, including shares held in the MAG Trust U/A 10/3/23, the JSG Trust U/A 10/3/23, and shares in the company’s Employee Stock Purchase Plan and its DRIP, with ESPP-related amounts based on statements as of 12/31/2024.
American Financial Group senior executive reports share disposition
Mark A. Weiss, Sr. VP & General Counsel of American Financial Group, reported a tax-withholding disposition of 658 shares of common stock on February 23, 2026 at $129.8475 per share. After this transaction, he directly owned 8,715 shares. A related trust held 9,461 shares indirectly following the reported changes.
American Financial Group senior vice president and CFO Brian S. Hertzman reported a tax-related share disposition and updated his plan holdings. On February 22, 2026, he disposed of 727 shares of common stock at $129.8475 per share to satisfy tax obligations, leaving 10,573 directly held shares.
The filing also updates indirect holdings in the company’s employee stock purchase plan, dividend reinvestment plan, and retirement plan as of December 31, 2025, reflecting ongoing participation in these programs rather than new market purchases or sales.
American Financial Group, Inc. approved a new 2026 Senior Executive Long-Term Incentive Compensation Plan to replace its prior plan from 2016. The program is designed to support long-term success by offering senior executives competitive, performance-based cash bonuses tied to pre-established criteria set by the Compensation Committee.
The new plan is described as substantially similar to the former long-term incentive plan, and no awards have yet been granted under it. The full plan document is available as an exhibit, providing detailed terms and conditions for future executive incentive awards.