AM Best

AM Best is an American credit rating agency headquartered in Oldwick, New Jersey, that focuses on the insurance industry. It asseses the creditworthiness of and/or reports on over 16,000 insurance companies worldwide.

See below for the Latest AM Best News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.

KBFG China seen to keep consistent underwriting performance: AM Best

KBFG China’s operating performance is also expected to remain stable.
3 days ago

Insurance-linked securities hits record size with robust investor returns

End-2024, capacity in the 144A natural catastrophe bond market surpassed $45b.
5 days ago

Cyber insurers focus on SMEs as policies cover firms under $10m

SMEs account for more than 80% of all cyber policies.

ICICI Lombard General’s capitalisation steady in the medium term

The company is expected to enhance its underwriting risk selection.

Thailand’s non-life insurance rebound in 2023 driven by higher premiums

The market recorded an underwriting gain of THB13.0b in 2023

Rising litigation costs pressure casualty reinsurers on reserves

Social inflation remains a key driver of casualty loss trends, an analyst said.

P&I clubs face offset of gains by rising pool claims

AM Best also expects further rate adjustments in upcoming renewals.

Dai-ichi Life maintains stable outlook: AM Best

The parent company saw its total reported capital rise by 46% YoY.

Well Link Life Insurance's investment yield aims for double digits

AM Best expects the company’s medium-term balance sheet to remain strong.

AM Best cautions on reserve strengthening in 2025

Casualty renewals raised concerns over profitability. 

PT Asuransi's capital strength to stay strong into medium-term

AM Best views TUGU’s investment portfolio to be of moderate risk.

Nippon Life maintains stability with strong capitalisation

Nissay’s capital position is supported by a 52% increase in absolute capital to $68b.

Fubon Insurance poised for 2024 turnaround

But the company’s capital position is unlikely to return to pre-pandemic levels.

Partners Life’s capitalisation to remain at ‘strongest level’ in medium term

Its in-force portfolio and consistent investment returns have been favourable.

Malaysian Re’s expansion into non-traditional segments to drive growth

The company’s operating performance was seen as “adequate”.

India’s general sector premiums seen to rise in the medium term

The sector has also benefitted from favourable investment conditions.