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- **Strategic Restructuring**: Exited retail insurance ($2B premium transfer to AIG) and secured $1.2B ADC to isolate legacy casualty risks.
- **Core Business Strength**: Reinsurance (87% combined ratio) and Specialty Insurance ($100M underwriting profit) drive growth, while U.S. casualty portfolio is 95%+ combined ratio post-renewal.
- **Financial Resilience**: $540M net investment income growth, $15.4B shareholders' equity, and 15.2% YoY book value increase.
- **Capital Flexibility**: Plans to resume buybacks as $200M+ annual capital freed up from retail exit and reserve runoff.
- **Market Outlook**: Property cat market favorable through 1/1/2026, with selective growth in specialty lines.

**CEO Summary Section**
- Announced strategic exit from global retail insurance, transferring $2 billion in gross written premium to AIG, with a pretax charge of $250-350 million.
- Established a $1.2 billion adverse development cover (ADC) for North America insurance reserves, with $200 million co-participation, to mitigate legacy casualty risks.
- Highlighted strong performance in Reinsurance (combined ratio 87%) and Wholesale & Specialty Insurance, with $500 million in gross written premium and $100 million in underwriting income.
- Emphasized disciplined underwriting in U.S. casualty lines, with 45% of business not renewed, and a focus on short-tail lines like property and accident & health.
- Projected capital flexibility for share buybacks and strategic investments in high-return segments.

**CFO Financial Commentary**
- Operating income of $316 million (down 50% YoY) due to $478 million net reserve strengthening in Insurance and Other segments.
- Reinsurance showed favorable prior year development ($29 million), while Insurance faced $361 million in reserve adjustments.
- Net investment income of $540 million, up 72% YoY, driven by alternative assets.
- Shareholders' equity of $15.4 billion, with book value per share at $366.22, up 15.2% YoY.
- Expect to resume share buybacks as capital flexibility improves post-2026.

**Q&A Highlights**
- **Capital Allocation**: Management prioritizes share buybacks (trading below book value) and strategic growth in Reinsurance and Specialty lines.
- **ADC Sizing**: $1.2 billion cover designed to create finality for legacy reserves, with no loss corridor and attachment at strengthened reserves.
- **Casualty Spillover**: Reinsurance casualty portfolio is top quartile, distinct from legacy Insurance book, with minimal risk of reserve spillover.
- **Reinsurance Pricing**: Property cat market remains favorable, with 10%+ price declines expected at 1/1/2026, but still well-priced for Everest.
- **ROE Trajectory**: Mid-teens ROE target achievable through cost rationalization and capital deployment in high-margin segments.


Everest Group, Ltd. (EG) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

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