Lancashire maintains 2026 guidance for high-teens return on equity

By Public Technologies
  • Lancashire remains on track for a high-teens return on equity in 2026, supported by strong underwriting performance.
  • Nine-month gross premiums written fell 1.1% to $1.81 billion; underlying premiums were flat excluding prior-year California wildfire reinstatement premiums.
  • Higher yields are expected to support future investment income, despite third-quarter mark-to-market losses from rising government bond yields.
  • A strong capital position supported a special dividend of 75 cents per common share, totaling approximately $182 million.


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