The company reported total premiums reaching $4.44 billion for the first nine months of the year. This expansion was anchored by the retail division, which saw premiums climb 9.1% to $2.25 billion on a constant currency basis. The London Market segment followed a similar trajectory, recording a 9.9% increase to $1.05 billion, while the U.S. division expanded by 8.4% to $791.6 million, bolstered by improved performance in digital and broker channels.

RBC Capital Markets analysts attribute this trajectory to multiyear investments in product development and distribution networks. While the firm eyes double-digit growth by 2028, observers remain focused on whether this pace can hold through 2027. Beyond top-line growth, RBC expects cost-saving measures to bolster future capital returns for shareholders.