Half year results
for the year ending 31 December 2026
On 6 August 2026, the Liberty Mutual Group (LMG) announced its half year results for the year ending 31 December 2026. These results are not widely reported in Australia, so we feel it is important to provide our key business partners with an update on our progress during 2026.
By John McCabe President, Australia
For the half year ended 30 June 2026, the Liberty Mutual Group announced the following key metrics:
Half year ended 30 June 2026
Full Year to 31 December 2025
US$22.21b
US$43.56bn
Net Written Premium
US$6.03b
US$9.67bn
Group Pre-Tax Operating Income (Loss)
US$4.69b
US$6.81bn
Group Net Income
US$44.07b
US$39.89bn
Policyholder Equity
US$2.74b
US$7.87bn
Cash Flow from Continuing Operations
87.3%
88.4%
Combined Operating Ratio (COR)
1912
Operating since
27
countries
40,000
employees
Tim Sweeney Liberty Mutual Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Liberty Mutual delivered excellent second quarter results and a strong first half of 2026, with net income attributable to LMHC of $4.7 billion and a consolidated combined ratio of 87.3% year to date. We continued to build momentum across all three of our businesses, with strong underwriting profitability in USRM, selective growth and disciplined execution in GRS, and exceptional investment results from LMI across both traditional and alternative assets. With the strongest balance sheet in our history, we are well positioned to pursue profitable growth, and to serve our policyholders with the financial strength and flexibility required over the long term.
A global Fortune 500 company with more than 40,000 employees in 27 countries and economies, we are the ninth largest global property and casualty insurer and generate more than $50 billion in annual consolidated revenue.
Key to the Group’s ongoing success is our strategic focus on the following areas:
Strategic focus
Product/geographic diversification
Disciplined underwriting strategies and pricing models
Diversified and well-established multi-channel distribution capabilities
Strong strategic business unit structure with scale in each business
Protection of capital and financial strength ratings
Our current financial strength ratings in Austalia
A2 (Good)
A (Excellent)
A+ (Stable)
As the above results highlight, LMG continues to be a progressive, strong, and stable provider of insurance solutions. Here in Australia, Liberty is the trading name of Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, an Australian registered and APRA regulated insurer. The Australian entity forms part of the Global Risk Solutions group of LMG. In Australia, Liberty operates as a branch of its US incorporated parent, which means that the entire balance sheet of our parent stands behind the policies underwritten in Australia. Being regulated by APRA; Liberty must hold sufficient assets in Australia to meet the obligations of the Australian operations. This branch structure therefore provides for the strength of a global company, along with the safety of Australian Prudential Regulation.
times the APRA-prescribed minimum
2.86
of investments in AA- or higher rated bonds
68.7%
As of 30 June 2026, our Capital Position as measured by APRA was more than 2.86 times the prescribed minimum, and our Australian investment portfolio is prudently held, with 68.7% of the investments held in Government or Local Corporate Bonds rated AA- or higher. Liberty has now been growing and operating profitably for 27 years in Australia and is committed to remaining a long-term participant in the local market. We remain firmly focused on meeting existing and potential customers’ business insurance needs and in providing innovative, tailored solutions to our key business partners.
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