Sun Life Maintains No. 1 Position in Philippine Life Insurance Industry for 15 Consecutive Years

  

Sun Life of Canada (Philippines), Inc. once again emerged as the No. 1 life insurance company in the Philippines based on Total Premium Income, according to the official data released by the Insurance Commission (IC). 

 

With Total Premium Income amounting to ₱61.8 billion as of end-2025, Sun Life outperformed the nearest competitor by ₱8.9 billion, further cementing its position as the country’s market leader for 15 consecutive years. 

 

Sun Life also secured the top spot in Net Income, Net Worth, Invested Assets, and Total Assets – dominating five out six metrics monitored by the IC.

 

"We are deeply grateful to our Clients for placing their trust in Sun Life year after year. This recognition belongs to them and to every member of our Sun Life family – our advisors, employees, and partners – whose dedication makes our purpose possible," said Benedict Sison, CEO and Country Head of Sun Life Philippines. "Together, we remain committed to delivering meaningful financial solutions that help Filipinos achieve lifetime financial security and live healthier lives."

 

As Sun Life Philippines accelerates into 2026, the company is expanding its digital capabilities and advisor network while strengthening its commitment to be a true Partner for Life – supporting Filipinos in achieving their financial goals and family aspirations.

 

To learn more about Sun Life’s products and services, visit www.sunlife.com.ph. Stay updated by following Sun Life Philippines on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.

 

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