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Week Of June 15: Flat Insurance Tape Amid Rate Pressures And Margin Watch
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Week Of June 15: Flat Insurance Tape Amid Rate Pressures And Margin Watch
TD Cowen
Global Research June 21, 2026
slower organic growth as pressure points for broker valuations, while good underwriting
margins should keep P&C carrier deal flow active into 2H26.
■As cheap leverage and rate-driven organic growth fade, the broker roll-up trade looks less
active, while P&C balance-sheet risk and structured alternatives look more robust. That
should pressure downward broker sale multiples but support carrier and reinsurance M&A
—unless public and private broker appetite re-accelerates (which is a real possibility).
AJ Gallagher (AJG) held the line on 2026 growth—and leaned into capital deployment. At
its 6/17 Investor Day, AJG reiterated 6% consolidated organic revenue growth for FY2026,
including 5.5% in Brokerage and 8% in Risk Management. 2Q26 organic is tracking at 5% in
Brokerage and 11% in Risk Management. Property renewal pricing fell 9%, pressured by large
and CAT-exposed accounts, while casualty rose 5%; importantly, AJG does not expect another
property step-down in FY2027. M&A remains the priority, backed by $10B of capacity and an
active pipeline, while $170M of 2Q buybacks signal confidence in the stock.
■The read-through is positive for AJG and brokers. AI was framed as a productivity lever,
with margin and revenue upside over time (see our note here), while the slower pace of
property price declines is an encouraging pricing signal.
AJG Brokerage Renewal Premium Change (Rate + Exposure)
Source: Company report and TD Cowen. Note: n/a indicates figures were not provided
Industry participants estimate cyber reinsurance renewal rates fell 10-20% at July renewals, a
continuation of the trends at 1/1/26, per The Insurer.
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