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News articleYahoo Finance· February 20, 2026

Employers (EIG) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

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Employers (EIG) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Image source: The Motley Fool. DATE Friday, Feb. 20, 2026 at 11 a.m…
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  • Once lawyers get involved in CT claims, they keep piling in and the trend continues

    80% confidence
  • Acceleration of CT claim frequency seen in 2024-early 2025 has flattened and slowed down

    80% confidence
  • Full actuarial assessment concluded no additional reserve strengthening or adjustments to current accident year loss and LAE ratio was necessary

    80% confidence
  • Expect expense ratio to continue to decline with wide deployment of AI

    80% confidence
  • Using AI to develop excess workers' comp product resulted in launch months earlier than initially expected

    80% confidence
  • Elevated cumulative trauma claims remain a California-specific issue; claim frequency in other states and non-CT claims in California continues to trend favorably

    80% confidence
  • California market is hardening; environment across rest of country is still fairly competitive

    80% confidence
  • Investment rebalancing increased overall portfolio yield by net 40 basis points and extracted estimated NPV gain of $16M

    80% confidence
  • Target for excess workers' comp to represent 10% of total written premium within 4-7 years

    80% confidence
  • New excess workers' compensation product will perform in mid-80s combined ratio

    80% confidence
  • California pricing and underwriting actions will strengthen underwriting profitability but are likely to reduce written premium in 2026

    80% confidence
  • Average Q4 2025 share repurchase price of $40.94 represented 20% discount to book value per share

    80% confidence
  • Gross premiums written decreased 11% to $156.8M in Q4 2025 from $176.3M in prior year, primarily due to decrease in new business writings and lower final audit premiums

    80% confidence
  • Independent actuarial firm concluded carried reserves were well within range of reasonable estimates

    80% confidence
  • At current price levels, EIG stock is meaningfully undervalued and share repurchases produce significant return on investment

    80% confidence

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