Selective
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The results included $83mn cat losses, largely from April storms and civil unrest, in line with the pre-announced figures.
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The carrier is expecting to report a combined ratio of between 98% and 99% for the second quarter.
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The New Jersey-based carrier lowered full-year 2020 guidance on both underwriting and net investment income based on expectations of top-line and alternative investment income pressures.
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Selective reported strong earnings in Q4, but with results partially offset by remediation work in its smaller E&S segment and a more competitive personal insurance market.
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AM Best upgrades the outlook of the A rated company from stable to positive.
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Selective reported operating EPS of $0.97/sh, down 2% versus $0.99/sh in the prior year period and modest miss against consensus of $1.06/sh.
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Differing views on the impact of a lower rate environment emerged as a key controversy from company presentations Thursday.
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Better E&S underwriting results and NII boost partially offset by offset by higher cats and expenses.
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Gregory Murphy said there needs to be greater understanding of reinsurers’ credit risk.
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Selective achieved renewal pure price increases that, on average, were in line with expected loss trends.
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The commercial insurer improved operating EPS by 95.7% following renewal price increases but missed Wall Street expectations.
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