Travelers reported a decrease in net income to $600 million, primarily due to net realized investment losses and higher catastrophe losses, though these were partially offset by a higher underlying underwriting gain. COVID-19 related charges impacted underwriting gain. Net written premiums increased by 4%, and the company returned $681 million to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases.
Net income was $600 million, and core income was $676 million.
Catastrophe losses totaled $333 million pre-tax, up from $193 million in the prior year quarter.
COVID-19-related net charges of $86 million pre-tax were included in the underwriting gain.
Net written premiums increased by 4% to $7.346 billion, with growth in all segments.
There are many uncertainties surrounding COVID-19’s impact on our global economy and on us, it has been in the most challenging circumstances that the strength of our AA-rated franchise and the value we provide to all of our stakeholders shine through.
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