Zurich Insurance Backs Midterm Targets
By Elena Vardon
Zurich Insurance Group said it is on track to deliver on its targets for the period to 2027 ahead of an investor update.
The Swiss insurerwhich is one year into its three-year planis hosting deep-dive sessions on Tuesday to get the market up to speed on its progress.
The company targets core earnings per share growth of more than 9% per year on averagewith a core return on equity exceeding 23% and more than $19 billion in cumulative cash remittances over the period. These are subject to a Swiss Solvency Test ratio--a measure of financial strength--floor of 160%.
The plan focuses on speeding up growth across four areas: SpecialtyMiddle MarketRetail and at Farmersits wholly owned U.S.-based subsidiary.
Write to Elena Vardon at [email protected]
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 182025 01:36 ET (06:36 GMT)
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