The Chicks’ touring company Tunashoe Tours is suing WRB Underwriting for $6 million, accusing the U.K. insurance company of refusing to cover losses from the band’s canceled 2020 tour.

WRB has a Growth Score of A while CINF has a Growth Score of C. The combined ratio represents the underwriting profitability of an insurer. CINF’s combined ratio for the first nine months of ...

The expected long-term earnings growth rate for WRB is 9%, while that for CINF is 15%. Combined ratio represents the underwriting profitability of an insurer. WRB’s combined ratio for 2023 was ...

At the business level, WRB still finds itself in a nice sweet spot. Underwriting earnings are at a favorable point in the cycle, while investment income has risen sharply thanks to the higher ...

W.R. Berkley Corporation’s WRB second-quarter 2024 operating income ... The insurer benefited from continued strong underwriting and improved investment income. Shares gained 0.8% in the after ...

WRB's strong financial performance, including a 22.4% operating return on equity and solid underwriting results, justifies MSI's strategic investment. Given the recent rally, WRB's valuation seems ...

With an operating margin of 17.5% and a free cash flow margin of 25%, alongside prudent underwriting and a sound financial strategy, WRB has built a solid foundation for continued success.