Several major insurance companies reported their first-quarter 2025 earnings with mixed results. Arch Capital Group (ACGL) posted adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $1.54, surpassing the $1.32 estimate, but its revenue of $4.19 billion fell short of the $4.71 billion forecast. The company reported a combined ratio excluding catastrophe and prior year development of 81.0% and noted a 28.2% increase in insurance segment revenue despite challenges from California wildfires. Axis Capital Holdings (AXS) reported adjusted EPS of $3.17, beating the $2.69 estimate, while its sales of $1.52 billion missed the $1.79 billion estimate. Allstate (ALL) exceeded expectations with an adjusted EPS of $3.53 compared to the $2.47 estimate and premiums written of $14.30 billion, above the $13.84 billion forecast. MetLife (MET) reported adjusted EPS of $1.96, slightly below the $2.01 estimate, but revenue came in at $18.57 billion to $18.83 billion, exceeding estimates. The company highlighted strong variable investment income and underwriting margins, returned $1.8 billion to shareholders, announced a $3 billion share buyback, and disclosed a $10 billion variable annuity risk transfer deal. These results reflect a generally positive performance across the sector amid ongoing market and environmental challenges.