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To own CNA Financial, you need to believe the company can balance underwriting discipline with steady investment income, even as interest rates move. The Fed’s 25 basis point cut supports broader market sentiment, but its near term impact on CNA’s key catalyst, investment income, looks limited compared with ongoing underwriting risks such as catastrophe losses and loss ratio pressures.
The recent Q3 2025 results, with revenue of US$3,817 million and net income of US$403 million, give a clearer snapshot of how CNA is managing those underwriting and investment challenges. Against the backdrop of the rate cut, these figures help frame whether modestly lower yields on short term investments could matter more or less than trends in catastrophe losses and loss ratios across its P&C and specialty lines.
Yet beneath the market’s initial relief rally, investors should be aware of underwriting volatility from elevated catastrophe losses and...
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CNA Financial's narrative projects $17.1 billion revenue and $1.7 billion earnings by 2028. This requires 6.2% yearly revenue growth and a $741.0 million earnings increase from $959.0 million today.
Uncover how CNA Financial's forecasts yield a $48.37 fair value, in line with its current price.
Two members of the Simply Wall St Community currently see CNA’s fair value between US$48.37 and US$63.65, highlighting a wide spread in expectations. You should weigh these views against the risk that elevated catastrophe losses and higher underlying loss ratios could still pressure earnings and test confidence in the recent rate driven share price move.
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