Everest Group Ltd · Q3 2022 earnings

Briefing

Everest Re Group reported a net loss of $319 million and a net operating loss of $205 million, driven by catastrophe events and volatile market conditions, but maintained strong attritional combined ratios in both underwriting businesses.

Everest Re Group reported a challenging third quarter in 2022, marked by a net loss of $319 million and a net operating loss of $205 million. These results were primarily driven by significant catastrophe losses, including Hurricane Ian, and volatile market conditions. Despite these challenges, the company's diversification strategy and underwriting discipline helped in mitigating losses. Both the Insurance and Reinsurance segments delivered sub-90 attritional combined ratios, and the company continued to grow and diversify across geographies, businesses, and product lines.

• Net loss of $319 million, or $(8.22) per diluted share, compared to a net loss of $73 million, or $(1.88) per diluted share in Q3 2021.
• Net operating loss of $205 million, or $(5.28) per diluted share, versus a net operating loss of $53 million, or $(1.34) per diluted share in Q3 2021.
• Gross written premium increased by 6.3% in constant dollars, driven by double-digit growth in the Insurance segment.
• The attritional combined ratio was strong at 87.6% for the Group, with a record 89.8% for the Insurance segment.

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Revenue & EPS history

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