The US property & casualty insurance industry achieved a $34.9B net underwriting gain in the first nine months of 2025, driven by premium growth and low catastrophe losses. Combined ratio improved to 94.0 with stable loss expenses.

The U.S. property and casualty insurance industry reported a $35 billion underwriting gain in the first nine months of 2025, driven by premium growth, stable losses, and increased investment income, according to AM Best.

Loews Corporation delivers robust Q3 results with 25.7% net income growth and 4.6% revenue increase, outperforming peers in the commercial property and casualty insurance market.

AM Best reports a $35 billion underwriting gain for U.S. property/casualty insurers in the first nine months of 2025, highlighting improved combined ratios and investment income despite reduced capital gains.

Q2 earnings for leading U.S. insurance companies reveal mixed financial results amid stable market conditions and evolving underwriting and investment dynamics. Key players like Kemper, Root, Selective, Travelers, and CNA highlight trends in revenue growth, EPS performance, and stock movements.

HCI Group reported Q2 2025 revenue growth of 7.6% and strong book value per share gains, driven by underwriting profitability and technology integration in property and casualty insurance.

Travelers Companies exceeded Q2 earnings expectations, driven by strong underwriting, lower catastrophe losses, and higher investment income in property and casualty insurance.

Swiss Re's latest sigma study projects slower global insurance premium growth and economic expansion due to increased US tariffs, with the US market most affected.

Liberty Mutual's Q1 2025 earnings show a rise in catastrophe losses and combined ratio, offset by underwriting improvements and strong investment income, highlighting P&C market dynamics.