• Trisura Group management commentary attributed Q3 2026's 32.1% net income decline to weaker non-operating results, despite modest operating earnings growth.
• Investment losses reflected rising yields, while exited lines required reserve strengthening amid loss development and broader commercial auto loss trends.
• Underwriting income fell 8.6%, reflecting a higher US Programs loss ratio and reduced Canadian Fronting revenue.
• Primary lines underwriting income rose 15.5%, supported by growth in Surety and Corporate Insurance.
• Net investment income increased 18.5% as cash contributions expanded the portfolio, helping lift operating earnings per share to CAD 0.73.

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