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Roamly has won the Celent 2025 Model Insurer Award for Innovation Execution, recognized for its AI-powered Actuarial Rater™ technology. This breakthrough tool transforms how actuaries manage rating plans across multi-state environments, reducing implementation time from months to days. The technology enables actuaries to work independently from IT while maintaining accuracy and reliability. As part of Roamly's Enterprise Platform, the tool supports insurance carriers and marketplaces in embedding insurance into digital customer experiences. Roamly, a core business within Outdoorsy Group, has established partnerships with major carriers including Progressive (NYSE: PGR), Safeco, and Foremost. The company specializes in specialty insurance products and enterprise technology solutions that facilitate embedded insurance integration.

Progressive Corporation reported strong financial results for May 2025, with net income surging 353% to $1.065 billion compared to $235 million in May 2024. Net premiums written increased 11% to $6.634 billion, while net premiums earned grew 15% to $6.715 billion. The company's combined ratio improved significantly to 86.9%, down 13.5 points from 100.4% in the previous year. Total policies in force grew 16% companywide to 37 million, with notable growth in both Personal Lines (16% increase) and Commercial Lines (6% increase). Direct auto policies showed the strongest growth at 22%, while agency auto policies increased by 17%. The company also reported pretax net realized gains on securities of $211 million, up 79% from the previous year.

Progressive Insurance (PGR) has launched 'Open the House', a comprehensive initiative to promote homeownership accessibility and education. The program introduces The UpPayment assistance program, offering $13,500 grants to 100 qualified first-generation homebuyers. Progressive committed over $7 million in 2024 for homeownership support and is expanding this through multiple programs including: a nationwide educational tour with a 'home on wheels', a video series called 'Recipe for Homeownership', and a Home Appraisal Help online tool launching summer 2025. The initiative aims to address homeownership barriers, as 78% of U.S. adults cite affordability as the main obstacle to owning a home. The company is focusing on providing financial support, educational resources, and tools to help first-generation homebuyers achieve and maintain homeownership while building generational wealth.

Progressive reported strong financial results for April 2025, with net income surging 134% to $986 million ($1.68 per share) compared to $421 million in April 2024. The company demonstrated robust growth across key metrics, with net premiums written increasing 11% to $6.84 billion and net premiums earned rising 19% to $6.64 billion. The insurer's efficiency improved significantly, with a combined ratio of 84.9%, down 4.1 points from the previous year.

Progressive's policy growth remained strong, with total policies in force increasing 17% to 36.65 million. Direct auto policies showed the strongest growth at 23%, while agency auto policies grew 18%. The company maintained its position as the second-largest personal auto insurer in the country, with notable presence in commercial auto, motorcycle, boat, and homeowners insurance segments.

Progressive Insurance has launched its 2025 Driving Small Business Forward grant program, committing $1 million in grants to support small businesses across the United States. The program will award $50,000 each to 20 recipients for commercial vehicle purchases and related expenses. In partnership with Hello Alice, Progressive has already distributed $1.5 million to 40 recipients since the program's inception.

Grant recipients will also gain access to the Boost Camp, a 12-week business coaching program. Eligible businesses must have 10 or fewer employees, less than $5M in annual gross revenue, and demonstrate need for a commercial vehicle. Applications are open until June 20, 2025, with winners to be announced in August.

Progressive (NYSE: PGR) has announced an upcoming Investor Relations conference call scheduled for May 6, 2025, at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. The 60-minute call will feature CEO Tricia Griffith and CFO John Sauerland in a question-and-answer format.

The company plans to release its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q and Shareholders' Report, including the CEO's Letter to Shareholders, on May 5, 2025. While phone participants can ask questions directly, webcast viewers will not have this option.

Progressive Insurance, founded in 1937, stands as the second largest personal auto insurer in the U.S. The company offers comprehensive insurance solutions including personal and commercial auto, motorcycle, boat, and homeowners coverage. Notable shopping tools include Name Your Price®, Snapshot®, and HomeQuote Explorer®.

Progressive Insurance has announced plans to hire over 12,000 people in 2025 to support its continued growth. The company, currently the No. 2 auto insurer in the U.S., reported significant growth metrics in 2024, including:

• Addition of over 5 million policies in force
• 21% growth in net premiums written to $74.4 billion
• 1.3 million new policies added in Q1 2025

The company is offering remote, in-office, and hybrid positions across various departments including claims, customer care, IT, legal, and corporate functions. Progressive currently employs over 66,000 people and ranked #16 on the FORTUNE 100 Best Companies to Work For® list in 2025. The company scored in the 98th percentile in a recent Gallup Engagement and Culture survey among U.S. companies.

Progressive Insurance has launched Cargo Plus, a new endorsement expanding Motor Truck Cargo coverage for for-hire truckers. The enhancement provides broader protection against wetness, rust, corrosion, driver error, and temperature changes for refrigerated loads.

The endorsement is automatically included in new policies with Motor Truck Cargo coverage and immediately available to existing customers. Currently available in 42 states, Progressive plans to expand to 49 states by May 21, 2025, and nationwide by year-end. Refrigeration Breakdown coverage remains unavailable in CA and FL.

As America's #1 truck insurer according to S&P Global Market Intelligence 2023 data, Progressive aims to strengthen its position in the trucking insurance market through enhanced coverage options for cargo protection, particularly beneficial for securing loads with brokers and shippers.

Progressive (NYSE:PGR) has released its financial results for March 2025, showing mixed performance. Net premiums written increased by 17% to $9,041 million in March 2025, while net premiums earned grew 20% to $6,787 million. However, net income declined 42% to $522 million compared to March 2024.

The company's combined ratio deteriorated to 90.9 from 84.3 year-over-year. Total policies in force grew 18% companywide to 36,292 thousand, with notable growth in Direct auto (25%) and Agency auto (18%) segments. The company experienced pretax net realized losses on securities of $211 million, compared to gains of $59 million in the previous year.