Allstate
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Three shareholder complaints maintain the merger proxy statement was misleading.
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The agreement is part of a $3bn share repurchase program announced in February.
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Hurricane Laura made up the bulk of the losses, at $430mn pre-tax, followed by Hurricane Isaias at $200mn.
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The July deal put the Karfunkel family in line for a payout of more than $1.5bn.
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Subrogation recoveries from 2017 and 2018 wildfires put the carrier’s overall July catastrophe bill in credit to the tune of $334mn.
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The “empty-street” economy has left auto exposed names in a relatively favorable position, highlighted by a second quarter of strong earnings growth and beats when compared to street estimates.
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The move comes amid reduced auto loss frequency due to Covid-19 lockdowns.
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The firm’s loss ratio fell 15.9 points to 45%, offsetting premium rebates and lower NII.
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The firm repurchased 460,000 shares during the second quarter.
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June losses from wind and hail events in Texas, Pennsylvania and Alberta total $181mn.
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NatGen’s long-term issuer credit rating has been placed under review, with positive implications, as is customary in such takeovers.
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Earlier this week, Allstate announced the $4bn acquisition of National General, the latest step in its efforts to improve its omni-channel presence and compete for market share.
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