BB Seguridade Participações (BBSE3) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Recurring managerial net income was R$2.432bn in 3Q26, down 5.1% YoY, and R$6.804bn in 9M26, up 0.1%.

• IFRS net income was R$2.333bn in 3Q26, down 0.04%, and R$6.8855bn in 9M26 versus R$6.7145bn a year earlier.

• Lower Brasilseg and BB Corretora results drove the quarterly managerial decline; higher holding investment income and Brasilprev earnings provided offsets.

Financial highlights

• 9M26 operating result was R$5.2bn, down 1.1%; a R$66mn increase in net investment income partly offset a R$61mn operating-result decline.

• 9M26 consolidated net investment income was R$1.565bn, up 4%; after-tax investment income was R$1.6bn, up 4.4%.

• 3Q26 consolidated financial result rose to R$336.9mn from R$324.3mn; holding net investment income increased 125.3% YoY to R$111.8mn.

• General administrative expenses decreased 10.2% in 9M26 YoY; 3Q expenses fell 0.4%.

Outlook and guidance

• 2026 Brasilseg premiums-written guidance was cut from -3% to +2% to a 15%–11% decline; 9M26 premiums written fell 9.2%.

• 9M26 PGBL/VGBL reserves grew 12.6%, above the 8%–11% guidance range; non-interest operating-result guidance ex-holding remained -7% to -3%, versus a 1.2% decline.

• Restrictive credit conditions are expected to persist into 2027, limiting credit-dependent insurance recovery; pension reserves could grow at a double-digit rate if the interest-rate outlook materializes.

• Higher pension management-fee pressure is expected to continue in 2027 as inflows favor lower-risk products; annual fee-rate decline could match 2026’s 3 bps.