Results
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The group reported a 19.1% return on opening adjusted tangible book. -
Cyber and property experienced the largest price reductions.
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The broker's share price dipped 11% in morning trading after its Q1 earnings missed expectations.
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The commercial risk and reinsurance units delivered mid-single-digit growth.
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The California wildfires were the only “relevant event” for the period, the carrier said.
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The firm said supply and demand was becoming more in balance than at 1 January renewals.
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Lucy Clarke said the broking business was resilient in the face of macro challenges.
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Organic growth was flat on the prior year and in line with Q4 2024 figures.
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The property segment experienced a 113.5-point impact from the California wildfires.
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Guy Carpenter president Dean Klisura added that Q1 was a record cat bond issuance quarter.
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The growth figure represents a 5-point deceleration on the 9% reported in Q4 2024.
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Aegis 1225 jumped from fifth place last year to become the most profitable syndicate of the last decade.
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