France’s leading insurer kept pre-tax income stable at €1,357 million and estimated its Solvency II ratio at 195% as savings, protection and property growth offset earlier climate claims.
Crédit Agricole Assurances reported record first-half 2026 activity across its business lines, with total premium income rising 15.9% to €31.9 billion and net inflows reaching a record €11.8 billion. More than half of net inflows came from the General Account, while savings and retirement activity benefited from favorable market conditions and continued demand for Unit-Linked products. Pre-tax income held steady year on year at €1,357 million, while net income Group share fell 5.5% at constant scope to €961 million because of an unfavorable base effect. The insurer estimated its Solvency II ratio at 195% at the end of June 2026.