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CNA Financial Reports Book Value Per Share of $45.83
Reports book value per share excluding AOCI of $45.83. "Looking ahead we remain focused on disciplined growth strategies and maintaining a prudent reserve posture while investing smartly in the business. We are gaining momentum in operationalizing artificial intelligence with efficiency and effectiveness solutions deployed and embedded into the core workflows across our organization. We are pleased with our second quarter property reinsurance renewals which were oversubscribed at favorable terms and remain economically accretive to the organization. With a strong balance sheet and disciplined execution, we are well positioned to continue to capitalize on attractive opportunities with focused specialization in the areas where we do business," said Douglas M. Worman, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of CNA Financial Corporation.
Company Reports Q1 Book Value Per Share at $45.12
Reports Q1 book value per share excluding AOCI $45.12. The company said, "In the first quarter we achieved $225 million of core income buoyed by strong investment income and reinforcing our unwavering focus on underwriting discipline. The fundamentals of our business remain strong as we execute deliberate strategies to optimize our portfolio at a time when the industry is experiencing pressure on growth, rate and loss cost trends."
CNA Financial Declares $0.48 Quarterly Dividend and $2.00 Special Dividend
CNA Financial declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.48 per share and a special dividend of $2.00 per share, payable March 12, 2026 to stockholders of record on February 23, 2026.
CNA Reports $1,342M Core Income for 2025
Book value per share of $42.93; book value per share excluding AOCI of $46.99, an 10% increase from year-end 2024 adjusting for $3.84 of dividends per share paid."In the fourth quarter we produced excellent results with $317M of core income, capping off a best on record core income of $1,342M for the full year, which is the third consecutive year of record results. The 2025 full year core income reflects continued excellent underlying underwriting and investment results, which are both record highs, and contributed to delivering nearly $2.5N of cash flow from operations. The P&C all-in combined ratio was 93.8% for the quarter and 94.7% for the full year, which include 1.5 points and 2.3 points of catastrophe losses, respectively. The full year expense ratio of 29.7% is half a point lower than 2024, reflecting ongoing expense discipline while investing in talent, technology and artificial intelligence. Net written premiums grew 2% in the quarter and 5% for the year while new business was flat for the quarter but grew 4% for the full year with retention of 83%. We continue to lean into profitable opportunities while being highly selective in pockets where the market will not let us achieve appropriate risk-adjusted returns. We are pleased with the fourth quarter action taken by AM Best who upgraded CNA's financial strength rating to A+ with a stable outlook. We view AM Best's action as recognition of our consistently strong operating performance, sophisticated risk management and the strength of our balance sheet. Looking forward, we enter the new year with momentum and confidence in our disciplined underwriting strategies and marketplace execution backed by our superior financial strength. We feel we are well positioned as we look forward to an exciting 2026," said Douglas Worman, CEO.
Loews appoints CNA Financial chairman Dino Robusto to its board of directors.
Loews (L) announced that Dino Robusto has been elected a director of Loews, effective January 1, 2026. Robusto was the CEO and chairman of the board of Loews's subsidiary, CNA Financial Corporation (CNA), from 2016 until 2024, and has served as executive chairman of CNA during 2025. His term as executive chairman of CNA expires on December 31 at which time he will leave the CNA board.
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