Kinsale just delivered a masterclass quarter: 22% revenue growth, 27% EPS growth, and a best-in-class 75.8% combined ratio. While competitors post 100%+ loss ratios, Kinsale maintains the lowest costs and highest profitability in E&I insurance. Management compares current competition to the 2008 mortgage crisis: "misalignment of interests" creates mispricing that will self-correct. Why Kinsale is a Buy. Дмитрий Ларичев Last Thursday, July 24, Kinsale Capital Group (****) reported its Q2 earnings. In this article, I will analyze those numbers and look at the valuation. If you don't know Kinsale, let me first introduce it briefly. What

Kinsale Stock: A Masterclass In Insurance (NYSE:KNSL)

Kinsale Capital Group reported Q2 earnings with 22% revenue growth and 27% EPS growth, achieving a 75.8% combined ratio—outperforming competitors with higher loss ratios. Management attributes its profitability to cost efficiency and notes misalignment in the insurance industry's pricing structure, comparing it to the 2008 mortgage crisis.