Insurer financial strength ratings for Cigna subsidiaries, as of December 13, 2022

  • Standard & Poor's – rating for Connecticut General Life Insurance Company (CGLIC) and Cigna Health and Life Insurance Company (CHLIC) is "A"
  • A.M. Best – rating for CGLIC and CHLIC is "A"
  • Moody's – rating for CGLIC and CHLIC is "A2"
  • Fitch – rating for CGLIC is "A+"

Current ratings on The Cigna Group's senior unsecured debt

  • Standard and Poor's: "A-"
  • Moody's: "Baa1"
  • Fitch: "BBB+"

Current ratings on Cigna Holding Company's senior unsecured debt

  • Standard and Poor's: "A-"
  • Moody's: "Baa1"
  • Fitch: "BBB+"

Current ratings on Evernorth Health, Inc.'s senior unsecured debt

  • Standard and Poor's: "A-"
  • Fitch: "BBB+"

Current relative position on rating agency scales (subject to change)

  • Standard and Poor's – “A” is sixth, and “A-“ is seventh, out of twenty-one categories
  • A.M. Best – “A” is third out of fifteen categories
  • Moody's – “A2” is sixth, and “Baa1” is eighth, out of twenty-one categories
  • Fitch – “A+” is fifth, and “BBB+” is eighth, out of twenty-one categories

Financial strength and credit ratings represent the opinions of the rating agencies with respect to the financial ability to meet claim obligations and the creditworthiness of an obligor to meet its senior unsecured financial obligations, respectively. The above list is not exclusive. If you would like to request financial or credit rating information for a particular Cigna subsidiary, please contact us.

Ratings provide both industry participants and consumers with meaningful information on specific companies, and have become an increasingly important factor in establishing the competitive position of companies in its industry. Ratings are not a recommendation of the companies, their products, specific policy provisions, rates, or the practices of the insurance companies.

Rating agencies continually review the financial performance and condition of companies, and higher ratings generally indicate financial stability and a strong ability to meet financial obligations.

Each rating agency periodically reviews its ratings and there can be no assurance that current ratings will be maintained in the future.
The Cigna Group’s strong ratings are an important factor in marketing its products to its customers and clients, since ratings information is broadly disseminated and generally used throughout the industry.