Q2-2026 Supplementary Financial Information
By Intact Financial Corporation · 2026
Intact Financial Corporation's unaudited supplementary financial information for the second quarter of 2026: a 25-page statistical package of consolidated and segment results by quarter. It reports premiums, underwriting ratios, catastrophe losses and prior-year claims development by segment and line of business, then the GAAP statements, investment portfolio, capital, shareholder information and the reconciliations of its non-GAAP measures. Figures are in millions of Canadian dollars unless noted, with pre-IFRS 17 nomenclature shown in italic where it applies. Intact publishes it as a PDF and an Excel workbook with the same title.
Important Notes
- Non-GAAP and Other Financial Measures — the package uses GAAP measures alongside non-GAAP financial measures and ratios as defined in National Instrument 52-112, which have no standardized meaning under IFRS and may not be comparable to other companies' measures
Consolidated Results
- Underwriting ratios
- Consolidated performance
- Per share measures (in $)
- Return on equity (for the last 12 months)
- Financial position
- Full-time equivalent number of employees
Operating Premiums and Underwriting Revenue
- Operating direct premiums written, net premiums written and operating net underwriting revenue by segment (P&C Canada, P&C UK&I, P&C US) and, in Canada, by line of business (personal auto, personal property, commercial lines)
Underwriting Results
- Underwriting results by segment and line of business: underlying current year loss ratio, CAT loss ratio, claims ratio, commissions, general expenses and premium taxes ratios, expense ratio and the combined ratio / operating combined ratio
- Discounted combined ratio by segment and line of business, with the discount build on claims liabilities
Net Catastrophe Losses and Prior Year Claims Development
- Current year CAT losses by segment and line of business
- PYD on CAT losses by segment and line of business
- Total (favourable) unfavourable PYD by segment and line of business
Segment Performance
- Canada — pre-tax operating income, distribution income, total finance costs, operating DPW by geography and policies in force (restated from Q2-2026 for comparability)
- P&C Canada — personal auto, personal property and commercial lines
- UK&I — underwriting results, with underwriting results in GBP
- US — underwriting results, with underwriting results in USD
Corporate Results
- Corporate and Other — underwriting results, operating net investment income and total finance costs
GAAP Measures & Reconciliations
Condensed Consolidated Statements of Income
Financial Position
Investment Portfolio
- Debt securities
- Preferred shares
- Net exposure: investment mix by asset class
- Net exposure: industry mix by asset class
- Net exposure: by currency
Capital and Rating Information
- Total capital margin and regulatory capital ratios
- Financial strength ratings
- Senior unsecured debt ratings
Shareholder Information
- Number of shares outstanding
- Common share performance
- Dividends
- Normal course issuer bid (NCIB) program
- Foreign exchange rates
Reconciliations to Financial Statements
- MYA and FX on claims liabilities, and net unwind of discount on claims liabilities
- Total income tax benefit (expense) and effective income tax rates
Reconciliation of Pre- and After-Tax Items
- Acquisition-related non-operating results and other non-operating results
Reconciliations of Non-GAAP Financial Measures
- ROE
- AEPS and AROE
- Adjusted debt-to-total capital
- BVPS and BVPS (excluding AOCI)
Sources
- Intact Financial Corporation — Quarterly Reports — the page listing the Q2 2026 "Stats Supplement" as PDF and Excel (the site's own quarterly-reports feed,
intactfc.com/quarterly-reports?date=2026, gives the files, dated 2026/06/30, under "Supplementary Information") - Q2-2026 Supplementary Financial Information (Intact Financial Corporation, PDF) — the document, read 2026-10-30 (25 pages, sha256 bef0e80ddfe7b11676e1fffc965236a5bcdb91a84aea9111e5d04d5363b7aaf3): the title page, the page titles as the divisions, and the table titles under each from the contents page and the tables themselves