Securian Financial Group Inc Retirement Plan and Trust Agreement

Securian Financial Group Inc Retirement Plan and Trust Agreement

Securian Financial Group launched in 1880 as a mutual insurance company and has grown into a diversified financial services firm that manages insurance, investment, and retirement solutions. The Retirement Plan and Trust Agreement sits inside a mutual structure, meaning policyholders own the company rather than public shareholders. Christopher M. Hilger chairs the enterprise, while Jeffery Streeper administers the plan. Allocations span commercial real estate, alternative investments, and traditional retirement portfolio exposures. The pension holds Securian's own 400 Robert Street North headquarters on its books, alongside direct commitments to alternative vehicles. Real-asset exposure also includes a donated property relationship with the University of Minnesota, linking the plan's investment posture to the Twin Cities geography where it operates. Distribution reaches 22 million individuals through employer partners, financial professionals, and affinity groups across the United States and Canada. Headcount and total plan assets remain undisclosed. The firm maintains a single St. Paul campus with no additional offices publicly reported. Through the Securian Financial Foundation, the plan's sponsor channels at least 5% of pre-tax profits to community causes via the Minnesota Keystone Program, a commitment sustained for over 38 consecutive years. Unlike a typical corporate pension, Securian's plan operates within a mutual insurance enterprise that integrates retirement liabilities with a direct real-asset investment portfolio — housing plan assets in the same building the firm occupies. This alignment of sponsor, asset, and geography creates a governance footprint shaped more by Minnesota mutual tradition than by public-market pension peers.