SCOR SE (EPA:SCR)
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Jul 10, 2026, 5:39 PM CET

SCOR SE Earnings Call Transcripts

Fiscal Year 2026

  • Q1 2026 saw net income of EUR 220 million and a 21.1% ROE, with all segments contributing to strong results. Solvency ratio rose to 220% after a EUR 300 million buffer addition, and disciplined underwriting limited margin deterioration despite competitive pressures.

  • Investor update

    January 2026 renewals delivered 4.7% EGPI growth (excluding Alternative Solutions) and 80.5% growth in Alternative Solutions, with a -1.9% gross price change and a below 87% net combined ratio target. Cat exposures remain flat outside the US, with selective growth in US Cat and continued focus on underwriting discipline.

Fiscal Year 2025

  • Record net income and ROE in 2025, with all segments contributing and cost savings ahead of plan. Dividend rises to EUR 1.9 per share, solvency ratio at 215%, and positive outlook for 2026 with continued disciplined growth and capital generation.

  • Q3 saw strong net income, robust P&C performance with a low combined ratio, and continued buffer-building in reserves. Life and health results are on track, investment returns remain solid, and the solvency ratio is stable. Focus is on underwriting discipline amid a more competitive market.

  • Net income reached €225 million in Q2 2025 with a 22.6% ROE and a 210% solvency ratio, driven by strong P&C and Life & Health performance. Guidance for P&C revenue growth in 2025 was revised to flattish, while the company remains confident in its Forward 2026 plan.

  • Q1 2025 saw strong results with EUR 195 million net income, 18.3% ROE, and 6.8% economic value growth. P&C delivered an 85% combined ratio despite CAT losses, while life and health and investments performed well. Guidance for the year remains on track.

  • Investor Update

    January 2025 renewals delivered 9.6% EGPI growth, driven by specialty and Alternative Solutions, with stable expected profitability and disciplined risk management. Retrocession costs fell, exposures remain within risk appetite, and the Forward 2026 strategy is on track.

Fiscal Year 2024

Fiscal Year 2023

Fiscal Year 2022

Fiscal Year 2021