CNA Financial Corporation CNA Financial Corporation

CNA Financial Corporation

CNA

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CNA Financial Corporation is a prominent insurer primarily serving the United... CNA Financial Corporation is a prominent insurer primarily serving the United States market, specializing in commercial property and casualty solutions. Its operations are structured across five key segments: Specialty, Commercial, International, Life & Group, and Corporate & Other. The company delivers a comprehensive range of specialized insurance products and risk management services. These include professional liability coverages for various firms, such as architectural, real estate, accounting, and legal practices. It also offers directors and officers (D&O), employment practices, fiduciary, and fidelity insurance tailored for small, mid-sized, publicly traded, privately held companies, and non-profit organizations. For the healthcare industry, CNA provides professional and general liability, alongside standard property and casualty policies. Additional offerings encompass surety and fidelity bonds, as well as warranty and alternative risk products. Regarding broader property insurance, the company covers areas like general property, marine, boiler, and machinery. Its casualty insurance portfolio features workers' compensation, general and product liability, commercial auto, and umbrella coverages. CNA further designs specialized loss-sensitive insurance programs and comprehensive risk management services. Additionally, it manages run-off long-term care policies. The company addresses both 'long-tail' exposures, which include commercial automobile liability, workers' compensation, general and medical professional liability, various professional and management liabilities, and assumed reinsurance and product liability in run-off. It also handles 'short-tail' exposures, such as property, commercial automobile physical damage, marine, and surety risks. CNA's products reach a diverse clientele—ranging from small and large businesses to insurance companies, associations, professionals, and various groups—through an extensive network of independent agents, brokers, and general underwriters. The company serves numerous sectors, including marine, oil and gas, construction, manufacturing, life science, property, financial services, healthcare, and technology industries. Founded in 1853, CNA Financial Corporation is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, and operates as a subsidiary of Loews Corporation.
Precio por acción
$48.48
Última sincronización: 2026-10-20
Capitalización bursátil
$13.12B
Cambio (1 día)
1.41%
Cambio (1 año)
6.06%
País
US
Comercio CNA Financial Corporation (CNA)

Categoría

Financial Services
Ratio P/E de CNA Financial Corporation (CNA)
Ratio P/E al October 2026 TTM: 10.36
Según los últimos informes financieros y el precio de las acciones de CNA Financial Corporation, el P/E actual (TTM) de la empresa es 10.36. Al final de 2024, la empresa tenía un P/E de 13.68.
Historial del ratio P/E de CNA Financial Corporation desde 2000 hasta 2026
Relación P/E al final de cada año
Año Ratio P/E Cambiar
2026 (TTM) 10.36 28.69%
2025 8.05 -41.18%
2024 13.68 43.65%
2023 9.53 -43.42%
2022 16.84 66.40%
2021 10.12 -34.02%
2020 15.34 -13.06%
2019 17.64 19.63%
2018 14.74 -7.84%
2017 16.00 22.46%
2016 13.06 -34.11%
2015 19.83 31.14%
2014 15.12 22.48%
2013 12.35 2.74%
2012 12.02 2.41%
2011 11.73 11.21%
2010 10.55 -31.53%
2009 15.41 -204.02%
2008 -14.81 -237.69%
2007 10.76 12.79%
2006 9.54 -69.95%
2005 31.74 104.39%
2004 15.53 -506.96%
2003 -3.82 -110.20%
2002 37.39 -1,149.06%
2001 -3.56 -160.51%
2000 5.89 0.00%
Relación P/E para empresas similares o competidores
Empresa P/E Ratio Diferencia del P/E Ratio País
12.30 18.76%
CH
10.73 3.54%
US
9.97 -3.80%
US
4.66 -55.03%
US
- -
JP
¿Cómo leer un P/E ratio?

El ratio Precio/Beneficio (P/E Ratio) mide la relación entre el precio de las acciones de una empresa y sus beneficios por acción.
Un P/E bajo pero positivo indica una empresa con altos beneficios en relación a su valoración actual y que podría estar infravalorada. Una empresa con un P/E negativo alto (cerca de 0) indica fuertes pérdidas en comparación con su valoración.

Las empresas con un P/E superior a 30 o negativo suelen considerarse "acciones de crecimiento", lo que significa que los inversores esperan que crezca o se vuelva rentable en el futuro.

Las empresas con un P/E positivo inferior a 10 suelen considerarse "acciones de valor", lo que significa que ya son muy rentables y no se espera un fuerte crecimiento.