UNM Q1 earnings miss estimates as higher benefit costs and weaker international results offset premium growth and strong sales momentum.
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UNM Q1 earnings miss estimates as higher benefit costs and weaker international results offset premium growth and strong sales momentum.
Chubb’s first quarter results were shaped by strong premium growth across both property and casualty (P&C) and life insurance businesses, with management attributing the performance to disciplined underwriting and geographic diversification. CEO Evan Greenberg emphasized that “core operating earnings of $6.82 per share were up substantially over the prior year,” highlighting growth in international markets and a rebound from last year’s catastrophe losses. However, management expressed caution a