IGI publishes latest earnings report

IGI publishes latest earnings report

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IGI publishes latest earnings report

CEO calls interim results “excellent” despite decrease in net income

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By
Terry Gangcuangco



Specialist commercial insurance and reinsurance group International General Insurance Holdings (IGI) has published its financial results for the quarter and nine months ended September 30.

According to the (re)insurer, here’s how it fared in the two periods:




Metric



Q3 2023



Q3 2022



9M 2023



9M 2022







Gross written premium



$150.3 million



$120.1 million



$523.8 million



$427.2 million





Underwriting income



$49.7 million



$42 million



$139.5 million



$124 million





Net investment income



$9 million



$5.6 million



$35.7 million



$6.2 million





Net income



$10.9 million



$22.6 million



$85.2 million



$66.8 million





Core operating income



$36.3 million



$28.1 million



$103.7 million



$80.4 million




 

In a release, IGI noted: “The decrease in net income [in Q3] was primarily driven by the negative movement of $17.2 million in the change in fair value of derivative financial liabilities relating to warrants and earnout shares, and to a lesser extent higher net loss and loss adjustment expenses and general and administrative expenses.

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“This was partially offset by the increase of $12.5 million in net premiums earned and the positive movement of $3.4 million in net investment income.”

The 27.5% increase in net income in 9M, meanwhile was attributed to significantly higher net premiums earned and net investment income.

Commenting on the numbers, chief executive Waleed Jabsheh said: “IGI’s excellent third quarter and nine-month results – reflected in a combined ratio of 73.2% and a core operating return on average equity of 31.0% – demonstrate our continued discipline and ability to shift focus to those lines with the strongest margins.

“While market conditions remain healthy in many lines and increasingly pressured in others, we achieved overall net rate increases of more than 7% across our portfolio, recording healthy premium growth of 25.1% during the third quarter and 22.6% for the first nine months of 2023.”

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