Q2 earnings reports reveal mixed but resilient performance in U.S. property & casualty insurance stocks including Essent Group, Root, Selective Insurance, Mercury General, and CNA Financial.
Atlantic American Corporation reported a net income reversal in Q2 2025, driven by Medicare supplement and commercial auto premium growth, disciplined underwriting, strong capital, and diversified investment gains amid insurance sector volatility.
Selective Insurance Group’s Q2 earnings fell short of expectations due to a combined ratio above 100%, driven by social inflation affecting casualty reserves. Shares dropped 19%, signaling market concerns over underwriting losses and claims cost pressures in the property and casualty insurance sector.
HCA Healthcare's Q2 2024 earnings demonstrate strategic growth fueled by digital transformation, aging demographics, and expansion into non-acute care. Strong financial metrics and operational discipline highlight market leadership.
Progressive Corporation reported a sharp rise in Q2 2025 profits driven by premium growth, improved underwriting margins, and positive investment returns, with policy counts rising across personal and commercial lines.
Travelers reports a 185% increase in Q2 2025 net income, driven by lower catastrophe losses, improved underwriting results, and premium growth across key insurance segments. Combined ratio improves to 90.3%, with strong return on equity and ongoing capital returns.
Barclays cuts price target on F&G Annuities & Life following mixed quarterly earnings. Explore insights on stock performance, insider trades, and institutional ownership in the insurance sector.
Lincoln Financial Group posts solid Q1 earnings with strategic growth in Group Protection and annuities amid market volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty. Analysis of operational efficiency and capital deployment impact.
Bowhead Specialty Holdings sees increased institutional investment and favorable analyst ratings following strong Q1 earnings, highlighting growth in the specialty P&C insurance sector.
Travelers Companies posts robust Q1 revenue and adjusted earnings, outpacing S&P 500 gains with a "Moderate Buy" analyst rating. Key insights on TRV stock performance and market position.
