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Allstate Q2: A deeper dive into auto body repair, rates, and loss cost trends
The personal lines insurer’s results were also impacted by the states’ regulatory climates and inflationary trends.
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The firm’s specialty pivot seems to be paying off in premium growth and value creation.
Floridians’ results continue to reflect the difficulties of the present marketplace and leave the future unclear.
The insurer’s results are in line with other carriers, but they are ahead of the curve on adjusting loss costs.
While brokers continue to report positive earnings, the possibility of a downturn shouldn’t be discounted.
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While still too early to assess the damage fully, Aon believes the impact on property, infrastructure and agriculture will be significant.
The New York-based insurance conglomerate recorded a loss ratio of 60.6%, 0.3 points down from the previous year, while its core LR improved 0.9 points to 60.8%.
The ratings agency also affirmed the company’s financial strength rating (FSR) of A- and long-term issuer credit ratings of a-.
The company is taking rate to offset rising costs, foresees return to CoR in “mid-90s” over next two years.
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