Stockwatch
Chubb and AIG shares lead fallers as negative sentiment persists
The basket of stocks tracked by Insurance Day declined by 1.5% this week
Greenlight and SiriusPoint shares drop on Q2 results misses
US-listed insurance stocks struggle but WTW rally continues after earnings beat
Broking stocks surge as investors seek safe haven
US and European insurance stocks outperform
Shares in Travelers surge as Q2 earnings smash expectations
Insurance Day’s Bermuda subgroup outperforming despite geopolitical concerns, however the Lloyd’s subgroup lagged behind both the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250
Broker stocks bounce back as US-Iran strikes restart
WTW climbs 6.4% as broking and other re/insurance stocks outperform
Beazley and Hiscox lead top-performing stocks at half-year point
Insurance and reinsurance shares have largely underperformed this year — but there have been some standout stocks
Travelers and Swiss Re lead as insurance stocks continue to rise
US insurance giant’s shares climb 4.8% as Swiss reinsurance heavyweight’s stock gains 4%
Talanx leads risers as European insurance stocks climb
European insurance groups enjoyed the biggest gains this week, but Lloyd’s stocks were close behind
Insurance stocks rebound as volatility continues
SiriusPoint shares climb 13.9% as Insurance Day’s basket of stocks rises 4.3% in strong week
Greenlight Re and SiriusPoint lead fallers as insurance stocks slide
Hedge fund reinsurer drops 10% as Bermuda-based re/insurer SiriusPoint falls 9% in torrid week for insurance and reinsurance stocks
Insurance stocks tumble as market volatility continues
Insurance Day’s basket of stocks falls by 2.4% this week with only four stocks gaining in value
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