ProAssurance swings back to profits as Q4 CR improves to 96.5%

February 22, 2022

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Specialty insurer ProAssurance has swung back to profits during the last quarter of 2021, as the company’s combined ratio improved to 96.5% from 105.8% a year earlier.

The improved results were fueled by underwriting gains at the carrier’s specialty P&C segment, despite experiencing losses at its workers comp division.

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ProAssurance swings back to profits as Q4 CR improves to 96.5%

Specialty insurer ProAssurance has swung back to profits during the last quarter of 2021, as the company’s combined ratio improved to 96.5% from 105.8% a year earlier.

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ProAssurance swings back to profits as Q4 CR improves to 96.5%

Specialty insurer ProAssurance has swung back to profits during the last quarter of 2021, as the company’s combined ratio improved to 96.5% from 105.8% a year earlier.

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