How many employer clients does Aflac have?

Aflac is named as broker on Form 5500 Schedule A filings for 33 distinct plan sponsors in 13 states.

Who are Aflac's largest employer clients?

By plan participants, the largest include Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. (29,668 participants), Assa Abloy Incorporated (11,404 participants) and St. Mary'S Healthcare System For Children, Inc. (848 participants).

How much does Aflac earn in commissions?

Insurers reported $490,069 in broker commissions and $16,064 in fees paid to Aflac for plan year 2025, per Schedule A Part 1.

Where is Aflac located?

Aflac is based in Columbus, GA and has employer clients in 13 states.

How does Aflac rank among benefits brokers in Georgia?

Aflac ranks #24 by employer clients among the 50 most active benefits brokers based in Georgia.

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Aflac

Columbus, GA

Aflac of Columbus, GA is the broker of record on 43 Form 5500 Schedule A filings covering 33 employer benefit plans across 13 states, with $490,069 in reported broker commissions (plan year 2025).

Employer clients

distinct plan sponsors

Schedule A filings

States served

Reported commissions

$490,069

plan year 2025

Reported fees

$16,064

Quick answer

Aflac (Columbus, GA) is the broker of record for 33 employer benefit plan sponsors on 43 Form 5500 Schedule A filings, plan year 2025.

How many employer clients does Aflac have?: Aflac is named as broker on Form 5500 Schedule A filings for 33 distinct plan sponsors in 13 states.
Who are Aflac's largest employer clients?: By plan participants, the largest include Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. (29,668 participants), Assa Abloy Incorporated (11,404 participants) and St. Mary'S Healthcare System For Children, Inc. (848 participants).
How much does Aflac earn in commissions?: Insurers reported $490,069 in broker commissions and $16,064 in fees paid to Aflac for plan year 2025, per Schedule A Part 1.
Where is Aflac located?: Aflac is based in Columbus, GA and has employer clients in 13 states.
How does Aflac rank among benefits brokers in Georgia?: Aflac ranks #24 by employer clients among the 50 most active benefits brokers based in Georgia.

Source: Fundz verified event record.

Employer clients

Plan sponsors naming Aflac on a Form 5500 Schedule A, largest first. Sponsor name, state, participant count and plan year end come directly from the filing.

Employer	State	Participants	Plan year end
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.	TX	29,668	2024-12-31
Assa Abloy Incorporated	CT	11,404	2025-12-31
St. Mary'S Healthcare System For Children, Inc.	NY	848	2025-12-31

30 more employer clients are on this firm's record, with the month each plan comes up again. See the full client list

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Form 5500 Schedule A Part 1 (broker of record), 2024 to 2025 plan years. Source: U.S. Department of Labor EFAST2. Commission and fee figures are as reported by the plan's insurer on Schedule A Part 1 and are not adjusted.