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legal_name Chubb Ltd

ticker CB

cik 896159

domain chubb.com

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name Chubb Limited

exchange NYSE

sector Finance

hq Zurich, Switzerland

irhttps://investors.chubb.com/home/default.aspx

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calls 11 filings 55 executives 7 family 0

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Internationally, the business is growing at around 7.5%. Asia in particular and Latin America. And it's growing and the opportunity is in a number of areas. Our travel-related business is growing quickly because it's 100% digital. And our ability to deliver through airlines on an embedded basis or through large travel agencies, and an improvement of product and even being able to settle claims on a digital basis is giving us a lot of runway in that.

Oct 22, 2025 / receipt, needs a key / Evan, CEO | earnings call 2025-10-22 | transcript f3b2ef3e-cc28-4b3f-b92f-d04dc6a5cc63 | chars 29441-29894 | segment 29

I'm curious if you can kind of give us a flavor of what you think catastrophe inflation is. I guess we can obviously see in our models, you know, cat losses for you all and others. um and i feel like chubb's cat loss has actually been better than expected but still you know elevated for the industry so any sense of kind of how chubb is thinking about weather loss and inflation and whether you're able to keeping up or or or not thanks yeah mike um on inflation i gave you um and put out their loss cost trends that we are using, and that is proxy. I don't have a crystal ball, and I cannot prognosticate where inflation actually goes from here in terms of rate and to which goods and products. It's any increase in inflation is fundamentally tariff related. And that's a moving target and a chaotic picture at the moment. And it's the kind of thing that we can stay on top of if we're watching early data around goods and around labor costs. have to do with physical property construction, reconstruction, infrastructure, et cetera. So, you know, that part we're keeping our eye on, but I gave you some sense of inflation. On FX, we have no idea. It bounces around. It's ephemeral. The direction of travel and if policies continue is a weaker dollar. When it comes to catastrophes, well, you're asking me a crystal ball view. There is a natural volatility. Talk about it all the time, but a round cap. You're never going to hit what you price for exactly, which is what the AALs are. and what you'

Apr 23, 2025 / receipt, needs a key / Mike Zuremski, analyst | earnings call 2025-04-23 | transcript 8a1e3666-d72a-4b0d-9a9c-80502f5f4f7d | chars 18245-19745 | segment 18

Our accident and health business in Asia Pacific has grown because we're the largest direct marketers of insurance in Asia for sure, and maybe the world. It's over a $4.5 billion portfolio. And our direct marketed A&H business growing in Korea, growing through Southeast Asia is is an excellent contributor. Our digital distributed consumer lines business, ANH and Personal Lines, with over 200 digital platforms from the grabs of Southeast Asia to the new banks of Latin America for what we call embedded or in-path selling for accident and health, and simple consumer products. Think householders, think term life insurance, think device coverage for protecting devices is growing out of, that's our digital business, growing at a very healthy double-digit clip. Travel insurance in Asia, growing well. In Europe, employer, employee, and direct marketed A&H. growing very well.

Jul 24, 2024 / receipt, needs a key / Evan, CEO | earnings call 2024-07-24 | transcript f0dcc1b3-2bd0-42bd-93bd-7800b1ab60e7 | chars 23143-24022 | segment 23

In Asia, our A&H business grew 31%, driven by our direct marketing and travel insurance business and the consolidation of Cigna Thailand.

Jul 26, 2023 / receipt, needs a key / Evan Greenberg, CEO | earnings call 2023-07-26 | transcript d2bc901e-2da5-46a0-a7d8-912eec856728 | chars 8835-8972 | segment 9

And as China reopens from its strict pandemic controls, it will further stimulate growth in the region. Think trade, which benefits commercial lines and business travel. and think tourist travel as the Chinese begin to travel again on holiday.

Feb 1, 2023 / receipt, needs a key / Evan Greenberg, CEO | earnings call 2023-02-01 | transcript ad3c65be-6724-4aef-aadc-e607f1e50cb5 | chars 11350-11593 | segment 11

Leisure travel alone was up nearly 400% over prior year.

Feb 1, 2023 / receipt, needs a key / Evan Greenberg, CEO | earnings call 2023-02-01 | transcript ad3c65be-6724-4aef-aadc-e607f1e50cb5 | chars 11293-11349 | segment 11

Travel is picking up in most of the regions of the world. Consumer spending and financing activities are returning. purchases are returning. I mean, we're the largest cell phone insurer in Europe from what we know and growing quickly in other parts of the world as an example. We see that beginning to recover and do better as people go to stores to buy cell phones.

Feb 2, 2022 / receipt, needs a key / Evan, CEO | earnings call 2022-02-02 | transcript 3c0455df-7a9b-4da2-855f-aa899c9dd858 | chars 29589-29955 | segment 29

Our travel business is predominantly Asia and Latin America. And if you've been following it, Asia has been locked down until very recently where it's just starting to open. Countries like Australia that have been closed for a year and a half, they're just going to open in November. Singapore, Thailand, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, they've all been locked down. And they're just starting to open now through November. And we're starting to see growth pick up.

Oct 27, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Evan, CEO | earnings call 2021-10-27 | transcript 3985dc11-8c23-4725-bf87-9a5951392fe0 | chars 38216-38674 | segment 39

Within our A&H book, a nascent recovery in our leisure travel business outside of Asia is beginning to result in growth, although passenger travel activity is still well below pre-pandemic levels.

Jul 28, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Evan Greenberg, CEO | earnings call 2021-07-28 | transcript 9de3e128-3cdb-4779-9b0d-ca1eaa729eb4 | chars 8288-8484 | segment 8

And, you know, look, if things opened up more and as they open up more, there will be more travel-related expense, little more entertainment-related expense, we don't anticipate it to have a big impact, you know, a material impact.

Jul 28, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Peter Enns, CFO | earnings call 2021-07-28 | transcript 9de3e128-3cdb-4779-9b0d-ca1eaa729eb4 | chars 17646-17877 | segment 18

Well, I can't tell you precisely, you know, when does travel open up? When does businesses open up? When are you back at not just traveling but meetings and and other activities that have to do with people-to-people contact and all the rest of that. I can't tell you that.

Oct 28, 2020 / receipt, needs a key / Evan, CEO | earnings call 2020-10-28 | transcript 367d6d99-070f-4fe8-b3b8-43ee4a9dfed6 | chars 17378-17650 | segment 17

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