U.S. Commercial Auto Insurance Posts 14th Year of Underwriting Losses
Commercial auto insurance in the U.S. continues to face underwriting losses for the 14th year, driven by rising claims costs and under-reserving, according to AM Best.
Commercial auto insurance in the U.S. continues to face underwriting losses for the 14th year, driven by rising claims costs and under-reserving, according to AM Best.
Chubb reports record Q3 property/casualty profits driven by strong underwriting performance and evolving market dynamics. Net premiums and investment income rise amid competitive pricing pressures.
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The U.S. property/casualty insurance sector posted $11.2B in net underwriting income for H1 2025, driven by premium growth and investment income despite rising catastrophe losses and lower capital gains.
Conning analysts forecast sustained growth in life/annuity and property/casualty insurance in 2025, driven by economic conditions, regulatory focus, AI adoption, and rising catastrophe and cyber risks.
The U.S. property/casualty insurance sector achieves best underwriting since 2013 with a 96.6 net combined ratio in 2024, but wildfire losses and tariffs may impact 2025 results.
Cincinnati Financial posts Q1 2025 net loss due to increased catastrophe losses and decreased investment gains, with premium growth and risk strategies shaping outlook.
Cincinnati Financial Corporation reports Q1 2025 net loss due to increased catastrophe losses; highlights premium growth and strong investment income amid market challenges.
Everest and Willis name new leaders in excess casualty, construction, energy, and alternative asset insurance segments, strengthening U.S. wholesale insurance capabilities.