Selective
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The ratings agency praised the insurer’s strong balance sheet and operating performance as well as its adequate risk management.
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The carrier’s results during the quarter were driven by lower underwriting gains in its commercial lines segment.
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Ida soaks the tri-state – and has the potential to affect personal auto carriers more than comparable storms of the past.
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Employment data indicates that easy growth and margin expansion may slow soon.
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CEO John Marchioni also said he expected increases in social inflation trends to return as the economy reopens.
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The New Jersey-based insurance group has rebounded from prior-year Covid-19-related challenges, calling this its "strongest capital position in history".
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Management at Selective Insurance has updated the carrier’s profit guidance for 2021, saying it now expects the company to report a combined ratio of 90% for the full year.
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Selective’s operating profits more than doubled year on year to $102.8mn for the first quarter of 2021, as the carrier benefitted from a $30mn prior-year reserve release and a 24% rise in investment income during the period.
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Insurers face the difficult balancing act of signaling optimism to investors as they seek to push rate rises.
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The first week’s reporters present a conundrum around whether or not we will see ROE expansion in 2021.
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The executive says pricing increases in lines such as property and GL during the quarter were less pronounced.
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Despite the continuing impact of Covid-19, the insurer’s combined ratio for the period improved by 3.7 points to 88.1%.
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