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Capital Adequacy

Blumont Annuity Company is a Canadian life insurance company regulated by the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI), which introduced a regulatory capital framework called the Life Insurance Capital Adequacy Test (LICAT) on January 1, 2018.

LICAT Ratios Public Disclosure Summary

(thousands of Canadian dollars, except percentages)

Companies are required, at minimum, to maintain a Core Ratio of 55%1 and a Total Ratio of 90%. OSFI has established supervisory target levels of 70% for Core and 100% for Total Capital.

31 Mar 2026 31 Dec 2025 % Change
Available Capital (AC1 + B) (AC) 603,864 649,568 7%
Tier 1 Capital (AC1) 603,864 649,568 7%
Tier 2 Capital (B)      
Surplus Allowance and Eligible Deposits (SA + ED) 69,810 71,227 2%
Base Solvency Buffer (BSB) 478,908 465,564 3%
Total Ratio ([AC + SA + ED]/BSB) x 100 141% 155% -14pp
Core Ratio ([AC1 + 70% SA + 70% ED]/BSB) x 100 136% 150% -14pp

1) Regulated insurance holding companies and non-operating insurance companies

Explanation of Changes in LICAT Ratio in the First Quarter of 2026:

The Company’s base solvency buffer increased by 3% in the first quarter and available capital decreased by 7% and surplus allowance and eligible deposits decreased by 2%. Overall, the LICAT Total Ratio decreased by 14 percentage points (“pp”) at 31 March 2026.

31 Dec 2025 30 Sep 2025 % Change
Available Capital (AC1 + B) (AC) 649,568 646,264 1%
Tier 1 Capital (AC1) 649,568 646,264 1%
Tier 2 Capital (B)      
Surplus Allowance and Eligible Deposits (SA + ED) 71,227 68,701 4%
Base Solvency Buffer (BSB) 465,564 443,779 5%
Total Ratio ([AC + SA + ED]/BSB) x 100 155% 161% -6pp
Core Ratio ([AC1 + 70% SA + 70% ED]/BSB) x 100 150% 156% -6pp

1) Regulated insurance holding companies and non-operating insurance companies

Explanation of Changes in LICAT Ratio in the Fourth Quarter of 2025:

The Company’s base solvency buffer increased by 5% in the fourth quarter and available capital increased by 1% and surplus allowance and eligible deposits increased by 4%. Overall, the LICAT Total Ratio decreased by 6 percentage points (“pp”) at 31 December 2025.

30 Sep 2025 30 Jun 2025 % Change
Available Capital (AC1 + B) (AC) 646,264 584,818 11%
Tier 1 Capital (AC1) 646,264 584,818 11%
Tier 2 Capital (B)      
Surplus Allowance and Eligible Deposits (SA + ED) 68,701 69,063 -1%
Base Solvency Buffer (BSB) 443,779 439,517 1%
Total Ratio ([AC + SA + ED]/BSB) x 100 161% 149% 12pp
Core Ratio ([AC1 + 70% SA + 70% ED]/BSB) x 100 156% 144% 12pp

1) Regulated insurance holding companies and non-operating insurance companies

Explanation of Changes in LICAT Ratio in the Third Quarter of 2025:

The Company’s base solvency buffer increased by 1% in the third quarter and available capital increased by 11% and surplus allowance and eligible deposits decreased by 1%. Overall, the LICAT Total Ratio increased by 12 percentage points (“pp”) at 30 September 2025.

30 Jun 2025 31 Mar 2025 % Change
Available Capital (AC1 + B) (AC) 584,818 599,716 -2%
Tier 1 Capital (AC1) 584,818 599,716 -2%
Tier 2 Capital (B)      
Surplus Allowance and Eligible Deposits (SA + ED) 69,063 78,941 -13%
Base Solvency Buffer (BSB) 439,517 452,213 -3%
Total Ratio ([AC + SA + ED]/BSB) x 100 149% 150% -1pp
Core Ratio ([AC1 + 70% SA + 70% ED]/BSB) x 100 144% 145% -1pp

1) Regulated insurance holding companies and non-operating insurance companies

Explanation of Changes in LICAT Ratio in the Second Quarter of 2025:

The Company’s base solvency buffer decreased by 3% in the second quarter and available capital decreased by 2% and surplus allowance and eligible deposits decreased by 13%. Overall, the LICAT Total Ratio decreased by 1 percentage point (“pp”) at 30 June 2025.

31 Mar 2025 31 Dec 2024 % Change
Available Capital (AC1 + B) (AC) 599,716 581,532 +3%
Tier 1 Capital (AC1) 599,716 581,532 +3%
Tier 2 Capital (B)      
Surplus Allowance and Eligible Deposits (SA + ED) 78,941 79,788 -1%
Base Solvency Buffer (BSB) 452,213 449,708 +1%
Total Ratio ([AC + SA + ED]/BSB) x 100 150% 147% +3pp
Core Ratio ([AC1 + 70% SA + 70% ED]/BSB) x 100 145% 142% +3pp

1) Regulated insurance holding companies and non-operating insurance companies

Explanation of Changes in LICAT Ratio in the First Quarter of 2025:

The Company’s base solvency buffer increased by 1% in the first quarter and available capital increased by 3% and surplus allowance and eligible deposits decreased by 1%. Overall, the LICAT Total Ratio increased by 3 percentage points (“pp”) at 31 March 2025.

31 Dec 2024 30 Sep 2024 % Change
Available Capital (AC1 + B) (AC) 581,532 520,401 +12%
Tier 1 Capital (AC1) 581,532 520,401 +12%
Tier 2 Capital (B)      
Surplus Allowance and Eligible Deposits (SA + ED) 79,788 75,563 +6%
Base Solvency Buffer (BSB) 449,708 398,526 +13%
Total Ratio ([AC + SA + ED]/BSB) x 100 147% 150% -3pp
Core Ratio ([AC1 + 70% SA + 70% ED]/BSB) x 100 142% 144% -2pp

1) Regulated insurance holding companies and non-operating insurance companies

Explanation of Changes in LICAT Ratio in the Fourth Quarter of 2024:

The Company’s base solvency buffer increased by 13% in the fourth quarter while available capital increased by 12% and surplus allowance and eligible deposits increased by 6%. Overall, the LICAT Total Ratio decreased by 3 percentage points (“pp”) at 31 December 2024.

30 Sep 2024 30 Jun 2024 % Change
Available Capital (AC1 + B) (AC) 520,401 479,331 +9%
Tier 1 Capital (AC1) 520,401 479,331 +9%
Tier 2 Capital (B)      
Surplus Allowance and Eligible Deposits (SA + ED) 75,563 70,778 +7%
Base Solvency Buffer (BSB) 398,526 386,038 +3%
Total Ratio ([AC + SA + ED]/BSB) x 100 150% 143% +7pp
Core Ratio ([AC1 + 70% SA + 70% ED]/BSB) x 100 144% 137% +7pp

1) Regulated insurance holding companies and non-operating insurance companies

Explanation of Changes in LICAT Ratio in the Third Quarter of 2024:

The Company’s base solvency buffer increased by 3% in the third quarter while available capital increased by 9% and surplus allowance and eligible deposits increased by 7%. Overall, the LICAT Total Ratio increased by 7 percentage points (“pp”) at 30 September 2024.

  30 Jun 2024 31 Mar 2024 % Change
Available Capital (AC1 + B) (AC) 479,331 487,625 -2%
Tier 1 Capital (AC1) 479,331 487,625 -2%
Tier 2 Capital (B)      
Surplus Allowance and Eligible Deposits (SA + ED) 70,778 65,720 +8%
Base Solvency Buffer (BSB) 386,038 371,803 +4%
Total Ratio ([AC + SA + ED]/BSB) x 100 143% 149% -6pp
Core Ratio ([AC1 + 70% SA + 70% ED]/BSB) x 100 137% 144% -7pp

1) Regulated insurance holding companies and non-operating insurance companies

Explanation of Changes in LICAT Ratio in the Second Quarter of 2024:

The Company’s base solvency buffer increased by 4% in the second quarter while available capital decreased by 2% and surplus allowance and eligible deposits increased by 8%. Overall, the LICAT Total Ratio decreased by 6 percentage points (“pp”) at 30 June 2024.

  31 Mar 2024 31 Dec 2023 % Change
Available Capital (AC1 + B) (AC) 487,625 461,063 +6%
Tier 1 Capital (AC1) 487,625 461,063 +6%
Tier 2 Capital (B)      
Surplus Allowance and Eligible Deposits (SA + ED) 65,720 94,361 -30%
Base Solvency Buffer (BSB) 371,803 393,772 -6%
Total Ratio ([AC + SA + ED]/BSB) x 100 149% 141% +8pp
Core Ratio ([AC1 + 70% SA + 70% ED]/BSB) x 100 144% 134% +10pp

1) Regulated insurance holding companies and non-operating insurance companies

Explanation of Changes in LICAT Ratio in the First Quarter of 2024:

The Company’s base solvency buffer decreased by 6% in the first quarter due to the execution of a reinsurance arrangement that released insurance risk required capital and also decreased the level of surplus allowance and eligible deposits by 30%. With available capital increasing by 6% in the quarter, overall the LICAT Total Ratio increased by 8 percentage points (“pp”) at 31 March 2024.