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Unum Group made targeted refinements to three existing risk disclosures between 2025 and 2026, with substantive modifications to risks involving voluntary benefits products, pandemic impacts on business operations, and employee recruitment and retention challenges. The company maintained stability in its overall risk disclosure framework, preserving 27 unchanged risks while introducing no new risk categories and eliminating none. These modifications represent incremental updates to existing risk narratives rather than a fundamental restructuring of Unum's disclosed risk profile.

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🟡 Modified

Voluntary Benefits Products

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Sentence-level differences:

Reworded sentence: "Voluntary benefits products sold in the workplace may be affected by the characteristics of the employees insured, the level of employee participation and the amount of insurance the employees elect, our risk selection process, and our ability to retain employer groups with favorable risk characteristics."
Reworded sentence: "While a significant portion of our accident and health contracts are optionally renewable, some are guaranteed renewable and can be repriced to reflect adverse experience, but rate changes cannot be implemented as quickly as for group disability and group life products."

Current (2026):

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Voluntary benefits products sold in the workplace may be affected by the characteristics of the employees insured, the level of employee participation and the amount of insurance the employees elect, our risk selection process, and our ability to retain employer groups with favorable risk characteristics. A portion of our voluntary life insurance products include interest sensitive forms of insurance which contain a guaranteed minimum interest crediting rate. It is possible that our investment returns could be lower than the guaranteed crediting rate. While a significant portion of our accident and health contracts are optionally renewable, some are guaranteed renewable and can be repriced to reflect adverse experience, but rate changes cannot be implemented as quickly as for group disability and group life products.

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Voluntary products sold in the workplace may be affected by the characteristics of the employees insured, the level of employee participation and the amount of insurance the employees elect, our risk selection process, and our ability to retain employer groups with favorable risk characteristics. A portion of our voluntary life insurance products include interest sensitive forms of insurance which contain a guaranteed minimum interest crediting rate. It is possible that our investment returns could be lower than the guaranteed crediting rate. While a significant portion of our non-life contracts are optionally renewable, some are guaranteed renewable and can be repriced to reflect adverse experience, but rate changes cannot be implemented as quickly as for group disability and group life products.

🟡 Modified Pandemics and other public health issues can negatively impact certain aspects of our business and, depending on severity and duration, could have a material adverse effect on our financial position, results of operations, liquidity and capital resources, and overall business operations. 🔒

🟡 Modified We may be unable to hire and retain qualified employees which may adversely affect our business, results of operations, or financial condition. 🔒

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