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American Financial Group, Inc.
AFG · NYSEInsurance
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Company details
Market cap
$11B
P/E ratio
14×
Div yield
2.5%
EPS (core, TTM)
$10.30
Combined ratio
91%
Rev. growth
+7%
Revenue
$8.0B
Net written premium
$7.1B
In plain English
American Financial Group is a Cincinnati-based specialty property & casualty insurer that operates through the Great American Insurance Group — writing niche commercial cover (trucking, crop, workers' comp, surety, executive liability) rather than mass-market auto or home. It collects ~$7.1B of premiums, invests the float, and after selling its annuity business to MassMutual in 2021 is now a pure-play specialty P&C underwriter run by the founding Lindner family.
In simple terms
What American Financial Group, Inc. really sells
American Financial Group is a Cincinnati-based specialty property & casualty insurer that operates through the Great American Insurance Group — writing niche commercial cover (trucking, crop, workers' comp, surety, executive liability) rather than mass-market auto or home. It collects ~$7.1B of premiums, invests the float, and after selling its annuity business to MassMutual in 2021 is now a pure-play specialty P&C underwriter run by the founding Lindner family.
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Risk read
Moderate
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