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Arch net income climbs 83.9% to $1.04 billion in FY26 Q1
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Arch net income climbs 83.9% to $1.04 billion in FY26 Q1
  • Arch Capital posted 2026 first-quarter net income available to common shareholders of USD 1.04 billion, up 83.9%.
  • Diluted EPS climbed to USD 2.88, while gross premiums written edged down 0.6% to USD 6.43 billion.
  • After-tax operating income available to common shareholders rose 53.5% to USD 901 million, as combined ratio improved 8.4 percentage points to 81.7%.
  • Catastrophe losses were USD 174 million, while prior-year reserve development was favorable by USD 200 million.
  • Capital return included USD 783 million of share repurchases, with CEO Nicolas Papadopoulo citing disciplined underwriting and capital allocation; book value per share increased 1.7% to USD 66.19.


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