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5 February 2026Reinsurance

Everest trims the fat, grows the bottom line

Bermuda-based specialty re/insurer Everest’s tightened belt has squeezed a bounce-back year-on-year, with fourth quarter and full year results showing a slow and steady improvement across the book despite reduced gross written premiums.

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