Insurance stocks
Question this workbench answers
Can underwriting or long-term policy value be turned into shareholder returns?
First screen
Panels the original workbook places on the first screen of this product page.
Sections
Reports in this workbench
| ID | Title and research question | Panels | Chart | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| INSURANCE-01 | P&C combined ratio and loss ratio |
|
Line | Workbench #1 P0 |
| INSURANCE-02 | Premium and underwriting profit growth |
|
Multi-series | Workbench #2 P0 |
| INSURANCE-03 | P/B, ROE and book value growth |
|
Scatter | Workbench #3 P0 |
| INSURANCE-04 | Investment portfolio yield and interest rate sensitivity |
|
Multi-series | Workbench #4 P1 |
| INSURANCE-05 | Solvency and capital surplus |
|
Bar | Workbench #5 P1 |
| INSURANCE-06 | Life insurance CSM, value of new business and margin |
|
Multi-series | Workbench #6 P1 |
| INSURANCE-07 | Dividend and earnings coverage |
|
Bar | Workbench #7 P1 |
| INSURANCE-08 | Reserve development and catastrophe losses |
|
Heatmap | Workbench #8 P2 |
Priority is a planning estimate from the original specification workbook, not popularity or performance. Catalogue reports are ordered 1–1,000; product reports are ranked only within their own workbench.
Limitations
Property and casualty and life insurers are separated further. A general net margin cannot replace the combined ratio.
The plotted values are generated sample data and do not result from this calculation.