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Everest GroupEGCompetitor analysis, valuation and peers

United States · USD·Financials›Property/Casualty Insurance

Global reinsurance and specialty insurance company covering property, casualty and specialty risks worldwide.

Momentum leader 82
Mkt cap
$15.2B
US dollars, full cap
Free float
74%
of shares outstanding
$/day
$181M
20-day average traded
P/B
1.08×
price to book
ROE
12.8%
delivered
Implied ROE
6.6%
what the price asks
Official | Implied
BBB+ / BBB+
agencies · bond market
Next earnings
96 days
10 Feb 2027
Close · USD$411.11
1D-1.6%
1W0.0%
1M+10.2%
3M+11.1%
6M+17.6%
YTD+22.6%
1Y+29.2%
ATR %2.5%
Beta-0.06
52w lowhigh4.7% off high

What Everest does

Global reinsurance and specialty insurance company covering property, casualty and specialty risks worldwide.

Reinsurance carries the group: it takes a share of other insurers' risks in return for part of their premiums, earning an underwriting profit when premiums exceed claims, plus investment returns on the money held until claims are paid. A smaller insurance arm writes policies directly.

Products and services

  • Property/casualty reinsurance
  • Specialty insurance
  • Primary insurance (US and international)

Customers

  • Primary insurers (reinsurance cedants)
  • Commercial policyholders (specialty lines)

Where it sits in the supply chain

  • Financials
  • Insurance
  • Reinsurance and specialty insurance

What could go right

  • Reinsurance rate hardening post-catastrophe years
  • Specialty insurance growth

What could go wrong

  • Catastrophe loss volatility (hurricanes, earthquakes)
  • Reinsurance pricing cycle softening

Moat: narrow (scale, distribution). Global reinsurance scale and long cedant relationships built over decades of underwriting cycles.

Headquarters: Hamilton, Bermuda · Founded: 1973 · Employees: 3,064

Named competitors

Everest at a glance

Size Everest (EG) is a United States Financials company (Property/Casualty Insurance) with a market value of $15.2B, the 591st largest of 3,117 United States companies the cockpit tracks. Shares closed at $411.11 on 6 Nov 2026.

Performance Over six months the shares gained 17.6%, against +17.3% for the median peer and -1.1% for the United States market (cap-weighted) — 10th highest of 21 in its peer set.

Growth Revenue fell 8.7% over the last twelve months (peer median +2.8%); the operating margin is 14.8% (peer median 14.0%).

Valuation It trades at 1.08× book value against a peer median of 2.04× (2nd cheapest of 21).

Price implies The share price implies a return on equity of about 6.6%; Everest delivers 12.8%, so the price asks less than the business earns today.

Credit Everest has 2 bonds outstanding ($2.00B), rated BBB+ by the agencies and trading like BBB+ at a weighted spread of 109 bp.

Short interest Short interest is 4.4% of the free float (15 Oct 2026).

Next results Next results expected around 10 Feb 2027 (exchange calendar; dates can move).

Relative performance

9010011012011 May 202611 Aug 20266 Nov 2026EG 118Peer median 117
Six months, rebased to 100: Everest against the median of its 20 peers (local-currency closes).

Everest financials

Reported figures in USD; fiscal year ends 2025-12-31. TTM = trailing twelve months.
TTMFY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022
Revenue$16.2B$17.5B$17.3B$14.6B$12.1B
Revenue growth—+1%+18%+21%—
Net income$1.89B$1.59B$1.37B$2.52B$597M
Free cash flow$1.48B$3.40B$5.37B$4.80B$3.96B
Capital expenditure$0$0$0$0$0
Total debt$3.59B$3.79B$3.71B$3.53B$3.23B

Quarterly statements and history in the cockpit →

Everest competitor charts

The default views of Competitor Analysis ▸ Charts, drawn from the same data. Open them in the cockpit to change the axes, pin companies and read every value.

Performance: 6-month against 1-month return

+10%+20%+30%+10%+20%AIZIAGADMRNR000810AFGERIELMKLQBETHGSAMPOSCRHIGDFYHGTYSIGIMTGFFHEG6-month return →1-month return →
Up and to the right = strong over both horizons. Everest is the large dot.

Fundamentals: return on equity against price-to-book

10%20%30%40%2.50×50×7.50×AIZIAGADMRNR000810AFGERIELQBETHGSAMPOSCRHIGDFYHGTYSIGIMTGEGReturn on equity →Price / book →
A bank or insurer earning more on its equity usually trades at a higher multiple of book; points far above the trend are priced for more. Everest is the large dot.

Capital: ROE delivered against the ROE the price implies

20%40%20%40%AIZIAGADMRNR000810ERIELQBETHGHGTYSIGIFFHEGROE delivered →ROE the price implies →
Above the diagonal = the price asks for a higher return on equity than the business earns today. Everest is the large dot.

Everest competitors and peer comparison

Head to head with its named competitors (EG vs RNR vs SREN.SW vs ACGL)
CompanyMarket cap6M returnRevenue growthROEPrice / bookImplied ROE
Everest EG$15.2B+18%-9%13%1.08×6.6%
RenaissanceRe RNR$14.0B+16%-21%13%1.34×7.5%
Swiss Re SREN.SW$50.6B+27%-12%20%2.27×6.1%
Arch Capital ACGL$36.6B+14%-5%19%1.58×8.3%

How Everest compares with its peers

Peer set: Industry: the same industry and sector in any market, nearest in size. This is the same default set the interactive Competitor Analysis opens with.

Everest against its 20 peers (data as of 6 Nov 2026)
MeasureEGPeer medianRank in peer set
1-month return+10.2%+9.7%10th highest of 21
6-month return+17.6%+17.3%10th highest of 21
Return on equity12.8%16.1%6th lowest of 21
Price / book1.08×2.04×2nd cheapest of 21
Trailing P/E8.7×12.7×3rd cheapest of 20
ROE the price implies6.6%10.5%3rd least demanding of 21
ROE delivered12.8%15.8%6th lowest of 20
Bond spread109 bp105 bp3rd widest of 13

Peer table

Peer set: Industry: the same industry and sector in any market, nearest in size
CompanyMarketMarket cap6M returnRevenue growthROEPrice / bookImplied ROEDelivered ROE
Everest EGUnited States$15.2B+18%-9%13%1.08×6.6%12.8%
Assurant AIZUnited States$15.1B+29%+9%44%2.60×14.6%44.2%
Insurance Australia IAG.AXAustralia$14.4B+17%+9%14%2.87×13.1%14.0%
Admiral ADM.LUnited Kingdom$16.1B+23%0%46%8.04×33.5%45.6%
RenaissanceRe RNRUnited States$14.0B+16%-21%13%1.34×7.5%13.4%
SamsungF&MIns 000810.KSSouth Korea$17.2B+31%+5%8%0.71×4.8%8.1%
American Financial AFGUnited States$12.8B+18%+3%18%2.67×15.1%n/a
Erie Indemnity ERIEUnited States$12.7B+26%+2%24%4.98×19.7%23.7%
Loews LUnited States$22.2B+5%+3%8%1.22×8.3%8.1%
Markel MKLUnited States$23.7B+7%-1%10%1.28×9.2%9.6%
QBE Insurance QBE.AXAustralia$27.7B+19%+3%19%2.37×11.3%19.1%
Hanover Insurance THGUnited States$8.35B+28%+5%22%2.43×11.2%21.8%
Sampo SAMPO.HEFinland$29.1B+10%+2%16%3.60×11.3%16.5%
Scor SCR.PAFrance$6.96B+10%-4%19%1.44×9.8%18.8%
Hartford (The) HIGUnited States$35.8B+1%+4%23%1.94×11.3%22.7%
Definity Financial DFY.TOCanada$6.47B+14%+35%12%2.13×7.6%11.7%
Hagerty HGTYUnited States$6.18B+79%+1%5%8.42×53.7%4.6%
Selective Insurance SIGIUnited States$5.87B+17%+4%15%1.81×9.1%14.7%
MGIC Investment MTGUnited States$5.87B+7%-2%14%1.18×8.9%13.9%
Fairfax Financial FFH.TOCanada$42.7B+21%-1%16%1.40×7.0%15.8%
PICC Property & Casualty 2328.HKHong Kong$48.9B+16%+9%17%1.09×5.8%16.5%

Everest bonds and credit

Everest has 2 bonds outstanding with $2.00B face value. The agencies rate it BBB+; its bonds trade like BBB+. Weighted yield 6.37%, a spread of 109 bp over government bonds.

Every bond, yield and spread in the cockpit →

Questions

Who are Everest's main competitors?
Named competitors: RenaissanceRe (RNR), Munich Re (private or unlisted), Swiss Re (SREN.SW), Arch Capital (ACGL). The cockpit's measured peer set (industry) also includes Assurant (AIZ), Insurance Australia (IAG.AX), Admiral (ADM.L), RenaissanceRe (RNR), SamsungF&MIns (000810.KS), American Financial (AFG).
Is Everest expensive compared with its peers?
On price / book it trades at 1.08× against a peer median of 2.04×, 2nd cheapest of 21 in its peer set. The share price implies a return on equity of about 6.6%; Everest delivers 12.8%, so the price asks less than the business earns today.
How has Everest stock performed?
Over six months to 6 Nov 2026 the shares returned +17.6% against +17.3% for the median peer; over one year +29.2%.

How these numbers are made. Returns are close-to-close in local currency. Revenue growth and margins are trailing twelve months. Req g is the revenue growth that today's enterprise value requires for seven years at the company's own cost of capital; Delivered g is what it actually grew; the gap is the hurdle (honest precision about ±8 points, so read the ranking more than the decimal). No fair values, price targets or analyst ratings are shown, by design. Method and validation.