• Assurant’s first-quarter 2026 earnings call drew CEO Keith Demmings, CFO Keith Meier, IR head Sean Moshier, and analysts from Truist, KBW, William Blair, BMO, and UBS.
• Management called the quarter the strongest in company history, citing record Global Lifestyle earnings; adjusted EBITDA rose 6% and adjusted EPS rose 9%, both excluding reportable catastrophes.
• Connected Living earnings increased 18% on expansion with existing clients and program optimization; Demmings highlighted a deeper T-Mobile relationship tied to the US Cellular acquisition, lifting protected devices to nearly 69 million globally.
• Global Automotive earnings grew 23%, helped by higher investment income and improved losses; Demmings said the unit plans AI-driven product and process upgrades in 2026 to support growth and share gains.
• In Global Housing, management reiterated a full-year combined ratio outlook in the low-to-mid 80s excluding prior-year development, based on a full-year catastrophe assumption of $185 million, citing double-digit homeowners top-line growth and two long-term lender-placed renewals covering more than 5 million loans.

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