StockStory favors Kinsale and Bowhead, flags Lemonade’s fundamentals
The publisher points to premium and book-value growth at two specialty insurers, while citing profitability concerns at Lemonade.
Key takeaways
- Kinsale’s net premiums earned grew 16.3% annually over two years, according to StockStory.
- StockStory cited Lemonade’s declining book value per share and negative return on equity.
StockStory highlighted Kinsale Capital Group and Bowhead Specialty for growth, while flagging concerns about Lemonade. The publisher cited premium and book-value gains at the two specialty insurers and negative return on equity at Lemonade.
Kinsale’s net premiums earned grew at an annualized 16.3% over two years, StockStory said. It also reported annual book-value-per-share growth of 28.6% over that period.
Bowhead’s net premiums earned rose 30.3% annually over two years, according to the article. StockStory also cited 17.6% annual growth in book value per share.
For Lemonade, the publisher pointed to book value per share declining 18.4% annually over five years and negative return on equity. The article said insurance stocks gained 7.7% over six months, below the S&P 500’s 13.5% rise.
This article was produced with the help of AI technology. Source: Yahoo Finance
