AI Prospecting for Thrivent Financial for Lutherans

The FDIC has approved Thrivent Financial for Lutherans' application to create Thrivent Bank, a newly chartered industrial bank headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. This bank will operate exclusively online, offering consumer loans and other services, and will merge with Thrivent Federal Credit Union, transferring all its assets and liabilities[1]. Thrivent has also been recognized for its financial strength, with affirmations from AM Best, S&P Global, and Moody’s, highlighting its strong financial profile and performance[2]. Additionally, Thrivent announced a total payout of $564 million in dividends and policy enhancements to clients in 2025[2].

Thrivent announced a total payout of $564 million in dividends and policy enhancements to clients in 2025, marking a 4% increase from the previous year and a 93% increase over the last four years[2]. Thrivent's Small Cap Stock Fund was recognized as a LSEG Lipper Fund Awards US 2024 Winner for its 10-year performance, highlighting the fund's consistently strong risk-adjusted performance[5]. Thrivent received affirmations of its financial strength from S&P Global, Moody’s, and AM Best, citing its strong capitalization, financial flexibility, and stable cash flow[5].

Thrivent has been honored with a Silver Stevie® Award in the 2024 American Business Awards® for its financial strength, approach to generosity, and strong business ethics[3]. Thrivent’s Small Cap Stock Fund was recognized as a LSEG Lipper Fund Awards US 2024 Winner for its consistently strong 10-year risk-adjusted performance[4]. Thrivent will provide $564 million in dividends and policy enhancements to clients in 2025, a 4% increase from the previous year[3].