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Progressive: Let the Omni-wars begin

Following decades of significant market share growth, Progressive faces increasingly cost-efficient competition from large carriers, while its new TAM places the firm in a competitive agency channels.

Gianluca Casapietra, March 02, 2020
Market plunge drags down P&C stocks

Last week, the global spread of the coronavirus spooked investors, causing a sharp drop in risk assets globally.

Dan Lukpanov, March 01, 2020
Berkshire: Ludicrous earnings, but less healthy P&C

Warren Buffett’s conglomerate reported ludicrous headline net earnings, but with a less healthy story in insurance with lower favorable development and notable deterioration of results at Geico.

IPC Research, February 24, 2020
Q4 Broker Wrap: As Good As It Gets?

Brokers fired on all cylinders as the group outpaced historical averages on all key performance metrics, largely driven by P&C operations, but the sailing has not been equally smooth for everyone.

Dan Lukpanov, February 18, 2020
Auto: Expectations vs. Reality

Coming into 2019, with margins reaching cyclical highs, and pricing still elevated, the dynamic in auto changed on a dime.

Gavin Davis, February 17, 2020
Aon vs MMC: Two paths not taken. But which has made all the difference?

On Friday Aon reported earnings with its highest organic growth in 15-years . The blowout report gave a point of contrast on two roads that diverged in large-cap broking.

Dan Lukpanov, February 01, 2020
Q4 Broker Bonanza: MMC, AJ Gallagher, Truist

On Thursday we got a better look at broking trends as three new companies added to the mix of available data following Brown & Brown earlier this week.

Dan Lukpanov, January 30, 2020
WR Berkley: Pain for thee but growth for me

Berkley's earnings relied heavily on below trend expenses and lower cats, while both the AY loss ratio and PYD deteriorated meaningfully.

IPC Research, January 28, 2020
Travelers: Bad news > good news?

On Thursday morning, Travelers reported EPS of $3.32 versus $2.13 YoY and a headline beat versus analyst consensus of $3.29, in part driven by low catastrophe losses (thanks to an aggregate reinsurance recovery).

IPC Research, January 23, 2020
Q4 begins with a medmal bang

Are emerging pressures in medmal receiving enough attention?

Gavin Davis, January 23, 2020

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