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  • Looking past the somewhat misleading averages, granular disclosures in the CIAB survey suggest significant pockets of the market are the hardest they have been for close to two decades.
  • Progressive’s monster growth in Commercial Auto is becoming harder to ignore as a contributing factor to market-wide dynamics.
  • A series of transactions that appear to benefit sister company AmTrust at its own expense raises questions about whose interest the firm is being run for.
  • Progressive's July results point to continued downward pressure on pricing as firms compete for market share in personal auto.
  • New inflation data showed pricing continued to weaken in July as companies pivot to growth. With flat severity, margin pressures are building. Frequency remains the wildcard.
  • Headline results at auto insurers remain strong. Even so, as the market shifts to a more pro-growth stance, the risk of overshooting on price competition always increases.
  • We have written extensively our conviction 2019 would prove an inflection point. However, it is now clear even we underestimated the extent management would wield the axe.
  • It’s tough out there for total return reinsurers. Our view is that the current valuations of total return reinsurers are unsustainable, and that the group are vulnerable to M&A and activism.
  • Insurance brokers reported strong Q2 results, with organic growth tailwinds helping both top and bottom lines. But with elevated expectations, strong results appear to be merely table stakes.
  • Swiss Re’s medmal exit comes after ProAssurance’s warning last quarter of companies being “swept away by the tide”.