CNA Financial Corporation shares Q4, full-year results
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CNA Financial Corporation shares Q4, full-year results
Net income up across both periods
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                            By
                                Terry Gangcuangco
                        
CNA Financial Corporation has published its earnings report for 2023.
Here’s how the insurer fared in the fourth quarter and full 12 months of the past year:
	
		
			
Metric
			
			
Q4 2023
			
			
Q4 2022
			
			
FY 2023
			
			
FY 2022
			
		
		
			
Property & casualty core income
			
			
US$434 million
			
			
US$342 million
			
			
US$1.5 billion
			
			
US$1.2 billion
			
		
		
			
Life & group core income / (loss)
			
			
US$4 million
			
			
US$(25 million)
			
			
US$(48 million)
			
			
US$(221 million)
			
		
		
			
Core income
			
			
US$362 million
			
			
US$265 million
			
			
US$1.3 billion
			
			
US$836 million
			
		
		
			
Net income
			
			
US$367 million
			
			
US$239 million
			
			
US$1.2 billion
			
			
US$682 million
			
		
	
“We ended the year strong, with core income up 37% to a record high of US$362 million in the fourth quarter capping off a record level for the year of US$1,284 million, a 54% increase driven by a 25% increase in pretax net investment income and record levels of underlying and all-in underwriting income,” Dino E. Robusto, CNA chair and chief executive, said in a release.
The CEO also noted: “In the quarter, renewal premium change was 5% in the aggregate across all operating segments and geographies. In commercial, renewal premium change was 9% in the quarter, consistent with the prior quarter, and excluding workers’ compensation, renewal premium change was 11% continuing to exceed our loss cost trends which remained stable in the quarter.
“We remain optimistic about our opportunities for this year given our broad-based profitability across our three operating segments and track record of double-digit growth levels in the last several years.”
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