Strong operating cash flow and liquidity
Trailing 12-month operating cash flow of $585 million; maintained over $1 billion in available liquidity at quarter end; used operating cash flow to retire $450 million of debt and repurchase approximately $300 million of common stock; debt-to-capital improved 6.4 percentage points to 24.6%.
Life segment stability and growth in unit economics
Life adjusted net operating income of $20 million for the quarter; earned premiums stable year-over-year; face value of in-force business approximately $19.6 billion; average premium per policy issued increased 6%; favorable policy economics and expanded product/distribution activity driving reliable distributable cash flow.
Restructuring progress and expense savings
Recorded $15.5 million restructuring, integration and other costs this quarter tied to announced initiatives; cumulative annualized run-rate cost savings now approximately $33 million (up $3 million sequentially) with expectations for further savings.
Commercial auto performance and growth
Commercial auto underlying combined ratio around 90% with double-digit policy growth; management reports strong underlying margins, consistent results, and the ability to opportunistically increase rates for liability where justified.
New personal auto product pilots improving competitiveness
Piloted updated personal auto product in Arizona and Oregon with segmentation delivering roughly a 30-point improvement in competitiveness; plans to roll out in Florida and Texas within the next few quarters pending regulatory approvals to accelerate geographic diversification.
High-quality investment portfolio supporting earnings
Quarterly net investment income of $103 million (down $2 million sequentially due to alternatives); core investment portfolio described as high-quality and well-diversified with gradually increasing reinvestment yields expected to support future income.
Reduced catastrophe exposure and aligned reinsurance
Jan 1, 2026 reinsurance renewal provides 95% coverage for losses in excess of $50 million up to $160 million; total limit modestly lower (by $15 million) reflecting wind-down of preferred business — management notes catastrophe exposure is meaningfully lower than several years ago.