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    Kev Matasari

    stock analyst at Deutsche Bank AG

    Kevin Marek is a stock analyst at Deutsche Bank AG specializing in the Industrials sector, with a particular focus on industrial distribution and farm & heavy construction machinery companies such as Hydrofarm Holdings Group, MSC Industrial Direct Co., and W.W. Grainger. Marek has a mixed performance track record, registering a 50% success rate and an average return of -44.52%, with rankings placing him 3,914 out of 4,791 analysts according to recent metrics. He began his analyst role at Deutsche Bank before March 2022, though prior employment history is not publicly available. His professional credentials and securities licenses are not listed in public summaries, and there are no notable achievements or industry recognitions disclosed in current profiles.

    Kev Matasari's questions to TRAVELERS COMPANIES (TRV) leadership

    Kev Matasari's questions to TRAVELERS COMPANIES (TRV) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Kev Matasari from Deutsche Bank questioned if the elevated level of share repurchases in the quarter represents a new baseline. He also asked if relaxing property restrictions in Personal Lines would include changing the underwriting ratio of property versus auto business.

    Answer

    CFO Dan Fry clarified that they do not forecast buybacks or time the market; rather, they right-size capital when it is in excess, and the Canada proceeds have not yet been received. Michael Klein, President of Personal Insurance, explained the goal is to rebalance the portfolio toward auto, and relaxing property restrictions is intended to support writing more packaged business, not just standalone property.

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    Kev Matasari's questions to TRAVELERS COMPANIES (TRV) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Kev Matasari asked if the quarter's elevated share repurchases were a new baseline or tied to market timing. He also questioned if relaxing property restrictions would alter the strategy of balancing the auto and property business mix in Personal Lines.

    Answer

    CFO Dan Fry clarified that repurchases are for rightsizing excess capital, not market timing, and that proceeds from the Canada sale are not yet available. Michael Klein, President of Personal Insurance, reiterated the goal is to rebalance the portfolio toward auto, and relaxing property restrictions is intended to support writing more packaged (auto and property) business.

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    Kev Matasari's questions to TRAVELERS COMPANIES (TRV) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Kev Matasari asked if the quarter's elevated share repurchases were a new baseline or linked to market timing. He also questioned if relaxing property restrictions would alter the strategy of balancing the auto and property business mix in Personal Lines.

    Answer

    CFO Dan Fry clarified that repurchases are for rightsizing capital, not market timing, and that proceeds from the Canada sale are not yet available. Michael Klein, President of Personal Insurance, reiterated that the goal is to rebalance the portfolio toward auto, and relaxing property restrictions is intended to support writing more packaged business, which helps achieve this goal.

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