Personal auto
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Loss costs trends continue to increase in both physical damage and bodily injury coverages for nearly all of Progressive’s commercial auto products, CEO Tricia Griffith wrote in a quarterly update.
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The cuts amount to roughly 2% of the insurer’s US workforce.
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Ahead of third quarter earnings, many personal lines insurers are pulling several levers to right-size their operations, including conducting layoffs and reducing exposure.
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The company expects a net loss of between $140mn-$150mn for the quarter and a net operating loss in the range of $25mn-$35mn.
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Data shows Texas developments parallel some of the trends in other troubled states, but it is heading in from a stronger position.
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From 2020 to 2023, P&C replacement costs increased by 45% on average, whereas inflation for the overall US economy increased 15% within that same period, though the forecast expects that to change.
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Pricing, reserves and uneven catastrophe losses will be the theme this quarter.
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On a year-on-year basis, the all-items index for September increased 3.7% before seasonal adjustment.
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This is the second downgrade faced by State Farm and its subsidiaries from AM Best in the last month.
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US commercial and personal auto insurer claim payouts combined were up between $96bn and $105bn for the period from 2013 to 2022.
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Rating agency cites elevated underwriting results from convective storms, cat events in core states of operation.
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