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.

Catastrophe losses strain reinsurers as 6-year $100b streak persists

Contract structures kept higher attachment points though some exclusions tightened.

Hong Leong Insurance seen to expand commercial lines

Capital is expected to continue to be supported by underwriting profits and investment income.

Malaysian Re may face pressure as AM Best warns of softening market

Earnings were described as robust in the first half of fiscal 2026.

Run-off specialists reshape insurer capital deals, AM Best says

Report says some firms reprice risks, add reserve buffers, and cap exposure.

South China Insurance capital rises to $298m

AM Best said underwriting performance is likely to remain steady.

Berkshire tops Allianz as largest insurer by assets: AM Best

Previously, Allianz held the top position by nonbanking assets for five consecutive years.

Min Xin Insurance taps Hong Kong bancassurance, mainland inward business

Capital injections also lift AM Best’s outlook for the insurer.

Wealth and retirement products lift Singapore insurers’ premiums

The Top 50 Insurance 2024 rankings show recovery from the 2023 downturn.

Malaysia’s non-life market stable as tariff liberalisation boosts pricing flexibility

The industry’s growth will also be supported by rising demand for digital insurance products.

Portfolio remediation helps Bao Minh restore underwriting margins

Despite facing underwriting losses in 2024, its overall earnings stayed positive.

Reinsurance strength helps CTPI HK absorb major fire losses

AM Best projects that CTPI HK’s capital position will remain solid.

Will regulatory shifts shape NZ non-life insurers’ outlook?

New regulatory requirements continue to raise costs for insurers.

APAC emerging market insurers outperform peers during volatility

But they do face constraints in scale and diversification.

Singapore’s non-life insurers see growth as offshore business expands

However, competition from global carriers continues to squeeze margins.

China's non-life insurance sector should remain stable: AM Best

Insurers continue to face weak domestic demand, the agency said.