Oxbridge Re Q1 net premiums earned fall, expense ratio rises

Oxbridge Re Holdings

11/05/2026 21:34

Overview

Cayman Islands tokenized reinsurance provider's Q1 net premiums earned declined yr/yr

Company posted small net profit, reversing prior yr loss, driven by lower tokenholder allocation

Expense and combined ratios rose, mainly due to higher professional costs for investor relations

Outlook

Company plans 2026–2027 T20 and T42 offerings targeting annual returns of 20% and 42%

Company says industry forecasts indicate 2026 Atlantic hurricane season may trend below historical averages

Company is advancing initiatives to expand tokenization into data center revenue and AI infrastructure assets

Result Drivers

LOWER PREMIUM RATES - Net premiums earned fell due to lower weighted average rates on reinsurance contracts in force during the qtr

LOWER TOKENHOLDER ALLOCATION - Net income improved mainly due to a decreased allocation of underwriting income to tokenholders, as the company was the major contributor toward 2025/26 treaty contracts

HIGHER PROFESSIONAL COSTS - Expense and combined ratios rose due to increased professional costs relating to investor relations and web3 subsidiary marketing and operations

Key Details

Metric
Beat/Miss
Actual
Consensus Estimate
Q1 Combined Ratio
105.00%
Q1 Expense Ratio
105.00%


Analyst Coverage

Wall Street's median 12-month price target for Oxbridge Re Holdings Ltd is $5.00, about 415.4% above its May 8 closing price of $0.97

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