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Jun 30, 2022

SiriusPoint Q2 2022 Earnings Report

SiriusPoint reported a net loss, but demonstrated improvements in underwriting results and growth in the Insurance & Services segment.

Key Takeaways

SiriusPoint reported a net loss of $61 million for Q2 2022, or $0.38 per diluted common share. However, the company's combined ratio improved to 93.1%, driven by positive underwriting results and growth in the Insurance & Services segment. Gross premiums written were $813 million, with a split of 53% insurance and 47% reinsurance.

Reported a combined ratio of 93.1%, with underwriting income of $39 million.

Experienced a net loss of $61 million, or $0.38 per diluted common share.

Core income was $20 million, including underwriting income of $10 million.

Gross premiums written reached $813 million, reflecting a strategic shift towards Insurance & Services.

Total Revenue
$473M
Previous year: $562M
-15.7%
EPS
-$0.38
Previous year: $0.37
-202.7%
Combined Ratio
93.1%
Previous year: 92.8%
+0.3%
Gross Profit
$56.5M
Previous year: $550M
-89.7%
Cash and Equivalents
$747M
Previous year: $1.03B
-27.7%
Total Assets
$10.8B
Previous year: $10.2B
+6.4%

SiriusPoint

SiriusPoint

Forward Guidance

SiriusPoint is transforming its business by prioritizing the improvement of Reinsurance underwriting results and the growth of its Insurance & Services segment. The company has made significant progress de-risking its investment portfolio and believes it is in a good position to capitalize on a rising rate environment.

Positive Outlook

  • Prioritizing the improvement of Reinsurance underwriting results
  • Focusing on the growth of Insurance & Services segment
  • De-risking investment portfolio to reduce volatility
  • Strong and stable balance sheet
  • Positioned to capitalize on a rising rate environment

Challenges Ahead

  • Economic environment impacted investment returns
  • Net loss reported for the quarter
  • Catastrophe losses impacted combined ratio
  • Net investment loss from investment in the TP Enhanced Fund
  • Tangible diluted book value per share decreased