A combined ratio measures an insurer’s profitability by summing claim-related losses and expenses against earned premiums. A ratio below 100% signals underwriting profit, while above indicates a loss. Insurers, investors, and analysts use it to assess operational efficiency and financial health, guiding decisions on pricing, risk management, and investment strategies.
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