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• About three-quarters of Nasdaq's netRevenuecame from software, data and listings, while roughly three-quarters of Cboe's came from transaction and clearing fees.
• Progressive's combined ratio edged up to 87.3 while premiums grew 5%; Allstate's improved sharply to 86.6, helped by $1.5 billion in reserve releases.
• Invesco reported record net long-term inflows of $45.1 billion, driven mainly by ETFs andindexproducts, while its fundamentalEquityfunds lost $7.7 billion.
• BlackRock attracted $192 billion of total net inflows in the quarter, while T. Rowe Price saw net outflows of $6.5 billion despite record AUM of $1.89 trillion.
• Blackstone's fee-relatedEarningsrose 22% to $1.78 billion and KKR's rose 37% to $1.21 billion, both S&P 500 asset managers.
• Chubb's North America Commercial P&C premiums fell 2.3% as it walked away from underpriced large-account and E&S property business.
• Cincinnati Financial's combined ratio rose to 100.8% from 94.9% as catastrophe losses added 14.4 points, while Erie Indemnity's feeRevenuegrew steadily 4.7% to $862.9 million.
• CME's market dataRevenuehit a record $238 million, up 20%, even as average daily contractVolumedipped slightly from a year-earlier record.
• Goldman'sInvestment Bankingfees rose 55% to $3.40 billion while Morgan Stanley's investment bankingRevenuerose 58% to $2.4 billion.
• Huntington's average loans rose 42% year on year, largely through its Cadence Bank and Veritex acquisitions, while Regions grew 2.8% organically.
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