Bank of America: Q4 results should reflect ‘fairly average’ cat activity for primary carriers
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Bank of America: Q4 results should reflect ‘fairly average’ cat activity for primary carriers

Eileen AJ Connelly
January 14, 2022
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Despite the impact of the December tornadoes in Kentucky, the Marshall fire in Colorado, windstorms in Europe and floods in Canada, fourth quarter catastrophe loads should be “fairly average” for primary carriers and “modestly below-average” for reinsurers, according to Bank of America equity analysts.

Among the topics analysts Joshua Shanker and Grace Carter said they’ll be watching as the industry reports results for the last three months of 2021 is personal auto loss cost trends and pricing, particularly in light of the persistent...

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