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May data provides a glimpse into 2Q26 earnings; CXSE better than BBSE & PSSA
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May data provides a glimpse into 2Q26 earnings; CXSE better than BBSE & PSSA
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Insurance - Brazil
May data provides a glimpse into 2Q26
earnings; CXSE better than BBSE & PSSA
Industry Overview
Results broadly in line with BofAe 23 July 2026
EquitySUSEP released data for May. The figures point to bottom-line results broadly in line
Brazilwith BofAe in 2Q26 across our coverage: i) a robust quarter for CXSE, with positive
Insurance - Multi-linetrends in both underwriting and financial results; ii) a weak quarter for BBSE, pressured
by declining premiums and weak financial results; and iii) a weak quarter for PSSA, with
flat underwriting results, but with potential pressure from the banking vertical. At the
industry level, written premiums continued to expand at a steady pace (c.5% YoY), while Mario Pierry
the loss ratio improved YoY, supported by better trends in life, credit life, and auto. Research Analyst BofAS
BBSE: financial losses at Brasilprev hitting 2Q +1mario.pierry@bofa.com646 743 0047
Brasilseg’s written premiums are tracking -10% YoY in 2Q26E, pressured by rural Antonio Ruette >>
insurance despite stronger trends in May. While the loss ratio stayed near historical lows Research Analyst Merrill Lynch (Brazil)
(21.8%, in line with BofAe), higher G&A expenses kept underwriting results roughly flat +55 11 2188 4225
YoY. At Brasilprev, pension contributions remain solid (+13% YoY), but financial results antonio.ruette@bofa.com
are declining 11% YoY and should come c.40% below our forecast. The shortfall reflects Augusto Uehara >> Research Analyst
the mismatch between inflation indices, with a strong gain in April (R$314mn) followed Merrill Lynch (Brazil)
by a loss in May (-R$195mn).
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