Everest writes primary casualty reserves to undercut Q4 underwriting profit

Everest Insurance Group suffered a 33.4% decline in fourth quarter underwriting profits, chiefly the result of $392 million in new reserves against primary insurance casualty lines from the much-maligned accidents years of 2016-2019.

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Everest writes primary casualty reserves to undercut Q4 underwriting profit

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