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NYSE:CB

Chubb Limited (CB)

326.95
-1.19 (0.36%)
as of Jun 15, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 15, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 8 opinions in the last 12 months.

Chubb Limited (CB-N) continues to garner positive evaluations from various experts, suggesting its strong positioning in the insurance sector despite recent challenges in pricing pressures. The company maintains a low combined ratio of 86%, indicating effective underwriting practices that generate significant revenues. Several analysts highlight its defensive nature and robust portfolio of investment-grade bonds, making it an attractive anchor in a diversified portfolio. However, there are cautionary notes regarding the impact of rising catastrophic events and a shifting interest rate environment that may affect the sector. While some experts are optimistic about its future potential and recommend buying at current levels, others suggest a more cautious approach, advising investors to wait for price confirmation before increasing positions.

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Cautious
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Fair Value
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COMMENT
The impact of global warming Climate change will have an impact (flooding), so property casualty companies can raise rates--they can reprice every year. He likes this sector. Climate change will impact these companies, but not negatively.
BUY
A good core holding. Their combined ratio is healthy below 100. Well-managed with pricing power. Not expensive.
HOLD
They are AA. The best underwriters in the business. Insurance companies are out of favor in the investment community because of global warming and other catastrophes. They pass off a lot of that risk and exposed only to 5% of the risk they cover. Not exposed to the stock market as they invest exclusively in bonds.
HOLD
Has a AA credit rating, combined ratio is low at 88% (a profit of 12 cents on every dollar of premium coming in) so they have cash to play with. In their investment portfolio, it's been 100% fixed income so rising rates benefit them. Global warming has hurt them. Conservatively run. Dividend and book value rising nicely over time, and they're global.
TOP PICK

Hurricanes result in claims, and then an increase in premiums. Trading at 1.5x book value, so this is a value pick. Only half a position. Yield is 2.3%. (Analysts’ price target is $156.93)

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 15/16. Up 13%.) One of the best underwriting firms out there. $4.8 billion of catastrophe losses, but only about 10% will hit their bottom line, because they bought insurance from the reinsurers to offset it. They might get a $400 million hit, but in the insurance business, they like catastrophes, because it gives them the opportunity to raise prices. For every $1 of policy they are writing, they get to keep $0.12.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 15/16. Up 11.58%.) One of the better property/casualty insurers globally. Their combined ratio is at 80%, which is second to none. BV grows at 10% a year. They are about to take a $1.8 billion write down because of the hurricanes and earthquakes, but it is nothing to them.

TOP PICK

One of the larger property and casualty insurers. It has the lowest combined ratios, and make $0.12 on every $1 premium written, which goes right into their investment portfolio. With BV growth of roughly 10% a year, you are getting a 10% dividend in growth rate over time. Safe and stable. Dividend yield of 2.09%. (Analysts’ price target is $139.)

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