Headquartered in Greenwich, CT Fiscal year ends December NYSE: WRB berkley.com
W. R. Berkley Corporation, founded in 1967, is an insurance holding company that is among the largest commercial lines writers in the United States. The company operates worldwide through two segments of the property casualty business: Insurance and Reinsurance & Monoline Excess. It conducts business through approximately 60 specialty insurance operating units, offering a broad range of commercial lines products including other liability, short-tail lines, auto, workers' compensation, professional liability, casualty, property, and monoline excess coverage. The company also manages a significant investment portfolio with net invested assets of approximately $34 billion, primarily in fixed maturity securities with an average AA- credit rating. Updated
Underwriting is still doing the heavy lifting: the accident year combined ratio excluding catastrophes came in at 88.1%. Revenue topped consensus by nearly 16%, even as GAAP net income fell on investment losses that replaced year-ago gains.
W. R. Berkley has beaten EPS estimates three quarters running, the last two by double digits, and the $28 billion insurer steps up again at 4:11 PM ET today against a $1.16 EPS and $3.23 billion revenue consensus. With property rates easing while casualty pressure builds, the pricing commentary matters as much as the numbers.
Two tariff-era steelmakers and three regional banks report inside one session, making tomorrow the cleanest read yet on whether steel pricing and credit quality are holding up.
Cleveland-Cliffs $CLF and Fifth Third $FITB report tomorrow before the open. Crown $CCK, Steel Dynamics $STLD, W.R. Berkley $WRB, Western Alliance $WAL, and Zions $ZION follow after the close. https://t.co/Em6vSdvdKc
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24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for WRB is $79.23, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $69.06. WRB price prediction →
