In the insurance business, a devastating hurricane season or a mispriced book of policies can turn a profitable giant into a red-ink machine overnight. But what happens next – whether a company rights the ship or goes into permanent underperformance – tells a deeper story of management quality, capital discipline, and whether anyone at the top had the stomach to make tough decisions. That’s exactly what the last five years of SEC filings from America’s top market-cap insurance businesses reveal: dramatic reversals, slow declines, and, in at least three cases, a stubborn refusal to turn the corner.
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