Chubb Q1 2025 Earnings: Catastrophe Losses Impact Income Amid Premium Growth
Chubb's Q1 2025 earnings show significant catastrophe losses from California wildfires impacting net income despite premium growth and underwriting improvements.
Chubb's Q1 2025 earnings show significant catastrophe losses from California wildfires impacting net income despite premium growth and underwriting improvements.
Fixed-term annuity rates have risen due to higher bond yields and interest rates, influencing retirement income options and market competition in the insurance sector.
Chubb's Q1 2025 earnings declined due to $1.64B in catastrophe losses from California wildfires. However, underwriting income rose excluding catastrophes with premium growth across P&C and life segments.
LIMRA's 2024 study exposes a significant life insurance coverage gap despite strong consumer demand, highlighting education and digital marketing challenges in the U.S. market.
Explore how market-driven reforms and reducing regulatory barriers can enhance competition, innovation, and affordability in U.S. health insurance.
Patriot Select, formerly Anchor Property & Casualty, exits Florida's regulatory supervision and plans to assume 39,000 policies from Citizens in a strategic market move under recent insurance reforms.
U.S. workplace life insurance and disability premiums rose strongly in 2024, driven by term life and long-term disability products. Supplemental health insurance showed mixed results.
South Dakota homeowners are facing a 41% surge in insurance premiums over seven years, driven by severe weather, construction cost inflation, and high crop insurance payouts, impacting urban and rural residents alike.
UnitedHealth Group reports a return to profitability in Q1 2025 with $6.4B net earnings, revises 2025 earnings outlook amid Medicare Advantage and Optum challenges.
Connecticut has seen the largest decline in small business health insurance coverage since 2009, driven by rising healthcare costs and insurer market exits. Learn key trends affecting Northeast states and market implications.