ARCH CAPITAL GROUP LTD.
Four Bermuda-based reinsurers ranked among the world's top ten: Everest Re, RenaissanceRe, Arch Capital, and PartnerRe. They collectively wrote $44.9B in premiums in 2025, with Everest leading at $12.8B. Hamilton Insurance Group notably rose to 29th place with a 22.8% premium increase. AM Best's report highlights a competitive market ahead, with property catastrophe reinsurance prices declining sharply.
Bermuda's top reinsurers reported strong first-half underwriting results, with a combined ratio of 85.3% due to lower catastrophe losses, according to Fitch Ratings. The group, including RenaissanceRe and Hamilton, saw a 15.7% net-income return on equity, though premiums fell 9% amid competition. Hamilton was the only company with adverse reserve development, while SiriusPoint saw the largest equity decline.
Morin Francois (CFO and Treasurer) sold 11,010 shares of ARCH CAPITAL GROUP LTD. (ACGL) at $99.32 ($1.09M total) on 2026-08-18.
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In the last 30 days, ACGL insiders filed 1 SEC Form 4 transaction — no purchases and 1 sale ($1.1M). The most active reporter was Morin Francois, CFO and Treasurer, with 1 filing.
Ranking underscores Arch's market position.
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The tiny issuance (≈$108 nominal value) is unlikely to move the stock price materially.
The article centers on ACGL’s recent earnings beat, but also highlights decelerating premium growth and margin pressure, plus a modest FY EPS decline expectation.
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Four Bermuda-based reinsurers ranked among the world's top ten: Everest Re, RenaissanceRe, Arch Capital, and PartnerRe. They collectively wrote $44.9B in premiums in 2025, with Everest leading at $12.8B. Hamilton Insurance Group notably rose to 29th place with a 22.8% premium increase. AM Best's report highlights a competitive market ahead, with property catastrophe reinsurance prices declining sharply.
2 min readBermuda's top reinsurers reported strong first-half underwriting results, with a combined ratio of 85.3% due to lower catastrophe losses, according to Fitch Ratings. The group, including RenaissanceRe and Hamilton, saw a 15.7% net-income return on equity, though premiums fell 9% amid competition. Hamilton was the only company with adverse reserve development, while SiriusPoint saw the largest equity decline.
2 min readMorin Francois (CFO and Treasurer) sold 11,010 shares of ARCH CAPITAL GROUP LTD. (ACGL) at $99.32 ($1.09M total) on 2026-08-18.
1 min readArch Capital's Voussoir Re Ltd. issued 10,760 Series 2026-9 preferred shares, listed on the Bermuda Stock Exchange. The shares, with a nominal par value of $0.01 each, were privately placed with qualified investors. This follows a similar issuance in April and demonstrates Arch's ongoing third-party capital activities, according to the article.
1 min readArch Capital Group (ACGL) underperformed the S&P 500 and KBWP ETF over the past year, with shares up 9.4% vs. 20.4% and 11.4% respectively. Q2 adjusted EPS of $2.56 beat estimates, but net premiums written fell 6.9% YoY. Analysts expect a 4% EPS decline for the year, with a consensus 'Moderate Buy' rating and a mean price target of $111.31.
3 min readArch Capital Group (ACGL) reported Q2 adjusted EPS above expectations, though net premiums written declined year-over-year. Analysts maintain a Moderate Buy rating, focusing on underwriting profitability. The company projects $18.0B revenue and $3.7B earnings by 2029, with a 11% upside to its current price. Investors weigh underwriting quality and catastrophe exposure.
5 min readAM Best’s year-end 2025 rankings for global reinsurers put Munich Re back at No.1 among IFRS 17 reporters, with gross reinsurance revenue of $35.418 billion, ahead of Swiss Re at $34.564 billion. For non-IFRS 17, Lloyd’s moved to No.1 with GPW of $27.058 billion, ahead of Berkshire Hathaway at $25.470 billion. AM Best cited underwriting strength, capital levels, FX effects, and hurricane activity.
6 min readArch Insurance International, the international arm of Arch Capital Group, appointed James Mecham as Deputy Chief Underwriting Officer for Long Tail Lines, effective immediately. He will support underwriting strategy with Mike Lay and oversee long tail portfolios across London Market, UK Regional, Australia and EU, and become Head of General Casualty. Mecham joined Arch in 2019.
2 min readAccelerant Holdings (Class A) shares rose about 44% to $19.53 after Q2 results beat expectations. According to market data, earnings were about 100% above forecasts and revenue about 30% above consensus. The company’s capital-light insurance exchange model retains about 9% of premiums. Full-year 2025 showed higher premiums, revenue, and adjusted EBITDA.
4 min readZayo Group Holdings Inc. lost a Delaware court bid to require AIG, Chubb, and Arch Capital to cover a $27 million settlement paid by its former CEO in shareholder litigation tied to a take-private deal. The judge said the payment was an effective increase in consideration barred by policy “bump-up” exclusions, and granted insurers summary judgment on Zayo’s bad faith claim.
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