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Everest Group Stock Climbs Despite Margin Squeeze and EPS Drop
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Everest Group shares advanced 2.6% to approximately US$411 on Sunday, November 1, 2026, even as third-quarter results revealed a combined ratio of 107.1% and lower operating earnings compared to the prior-year period. Traders weighed net investment income gains against underwriting pressures.
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Everest Group shares advanced 2.6% to approximately US$411 on Sunday, November 1, 2026, even as third-quarter results revealed a combined ratio of 107.1% and lower operating earnings compared to the prior-year period. Traders weighed net investment income gains against underwriting pressures.
### Tape & Earnings Read For the third quarter of 2026, Everest Group reported basic EPS of US$6.12 compared to US$6.09 in the third quarter of 2025, while after-tax operating EPS reached US$7.62. Revenue declined 14.4% year-over-year, and net income dropped to US$230 million from US$252 million, an 8.7% decrease. Underwriting profitability faced headwinds as the combined ratio widened to 107.1% from 103.4% a year earlier, driven by a higher loss ratio and weaker underwriting results. Offsetting some of these pressures, net investment income rose to a record US$634 million, and share count reductions of roughly 13% since early 2025 provided structural support for per-share metrics.
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insurance underwriting and investment income
An insurance company's stock went up even though its core insurance business made less money than expected. Investors were happy because its investments made a record amount of cash and the company bought back its own stock.
What changed
Everest Group reported third-quarter results showing a higher combined ratio and lower revenue, yet its stock rose due to record investment income and share count reductions.
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Alternative asset managers and investors benefit from strong investment returns, while traditional property and casualty insurers facing high loss ratios are squeezed.
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