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Allstate (ALL)

3 quarters tracked (Q4'25 to Q2'26) · latest call August 6, 2026
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88%
Kept of 8 resolved - limited history
7
Kept or exceeded
1
Missed
10
Still pending
Share count, 3 yrs/yr · flat

Score History

QuarterCall dateDisclosureFinancial qualityKeptMissed
Q2'26August 6, 20265/123 high, 3 medium, 1 low flags00Call sheet →
Q1'26April 30, 20268/121 high, 4 medium, 1 low flags31Call sheet →
Q4'25February 5, 20269/123 medium, 4 low flags40Call sheet →
Disclosure: the 6-item rubric, each scored 0-2, out of 12. Financial quality: flagged indicators by severity. Kept and missed count the prior-quarter promises scored on that call.

Promise Ledger · All Quarters

MarkedStatusPromise
Q2'26PendingAI live, direct-sell product in three states, described as closing policies
Not mentioned again this quarter; disappearance from the script is itself a data point, status cannot be confirmed as expanded, maintained, or discontinued.
Q2'26PendingHope that New York tort reform under Governor Hochul opens a 'giant growth market'
No legislative enactment cited this quarter; management still frames Hochul's actions as something they are 'hopeful' will continue as a trend, unresolved for a second straight quarter.
Q2'26PendingWe apply the same statistical standards to every year on reserves
Current quarter reserve methodology framing cites hoped-for tort reform trends continuing and acknowledges estimation processes can 'potentially just adjust aggressively', a notable explanatory shift rather than reaffirming pure statistical consistency.
Q2'26PendingContinued acceleration of buyback pace: 'that wasn't just a one-time thing. We continued to accelerate it'
Q2 buyback capital return of $1.3 billion including $1.0 billion of common share repurchases with $2.6 billion remaining under authorization does not demonstrate further pace acceleration versus the stated Q1 trajectory; unverified without quarter-specific buyback cadence data.
Q2'26PendingLaunched a new $4 billion share repurchase program, accelerating the pace of repurchases
$1.4B of the $4B executed through two quarters ($3.6B remaining as of Q1 minus $2.6B remaining now); on pace but not complete, and pace itself did not visibly accelerate further this quarter.
Q1'26PendingDeploy AI and advanced analytics to improve operations
Disclosed ALLIE platform and specific implementations but admitted 'not all in market today'
Q1'26MissedMaintain attractive underwriting margins while growing
Underlying auto combined ratio at 89.5% above mid-90s target, openly trading margin for growth
Q1'26PendingExpand protection services businesses profitably
Revenue growth slowed to 7.2% from 11.7%, margin pressure in some segments
Q1'26DeliveredFocus on improving insurance affordability for customers
Net neutral rate changes after cuts in 32 states, continued SAVE program
Q1'26DeliveredContinue rolling out ASC products broadly
ASC auto now in 45 states vs. 43 in Q4, homeowners in 36 vs. 31 states
Q1'26Delivered$1.5B share repurchase program completion in 2026
Completed in Q1 and launched $4B new program - exceeded commitment
Q4'25ExceededMaintain target combined ratios while growing
Auto ~90% well below mid-90s target, homeowners 84.4% below low-90s target
Q4'25PendingDeploy AI capabilities more broadly
Still in 'design and build' phase for ALLIE, limited to generative AI applications
Q4'25ExceededGrow protection services internationally
39.7% international revenue growth vs 8.1% domestic
Q4'25DeliveredContinue expense ratio improvements
Maintained 6.6-6.7 point improvement, enabled premium reductions while holding margins
Q4'25PendingGet New York and New Jersey ASC approvals
Got NJ approval for February, still waiting on NY - partial delivery
Q4'25PendingFocus on improving retention
Used identical language both quarters, no specific progress metrics provided
Q4'25DeliveredContinue rolling out ASC products broadly
ASC now in 43 states auto, 31 home, 30 renters - expanded from prior quarter
Each row is a promise from the prior call, scored against the quarter in "Marked". Kept-promise rate counts resolved promises only; pending is excluded.
Promise-kept rate counts resolved promises only (pending excluded).
Scores, kept-promise rates, and flags on this site reflect the author's opinion, applying a stated methodology to statements management made on public earnings calls. Informational and educational purposes only - not investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any security. Sources believed reliable but not guaranteed; the author may hold positions in the securities discussed.

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