Shares of CNA Financial climbed 5.3 percent in New York trading after the big property and casualty carrier beat Wall Street earnings estimates for the second quarter.
Shares of CNA Financial climbed 5.3 percent in New York trading after the big property and casualty carrier beat Wall Street earnings estimates for the second quarter.
Fewer and less severe catastrophe losses helped US carrier CNA Financial beat second quarter earnings forecasts, as the company reported operating earnings per share (EPS) of $0.88, equating to net operating income of $239mn.
Fosun International chairman Guo Guangchang has thrown his weight behind an "essential and timely" push for stricter oversight of overseas M&A deals by Chinese authorities, according to a report.
