Commercial E&S
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The US large property team will support middle-market and corporate clients. -
Focus on reserves to continue as gap between cautious reservists and others emerges.
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The casualty segment posted $18mn of favorable reserve development across multiple accident years.
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The MGA’s underwriting capacity for casualty programs now totals $17mn.
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The unit has hired Everest’s Chris Curtin and Axa XL’s Brian Quinn.
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Current CEO John Mulvihill is retiring after 34 years with the specialty insurer.
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Westchester’s Kyle Garrett was named VP, executive underwriter for property.
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California, Florida and Texas all saw year-over-year declines in premium growth.
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The oversubscription may signal additional capacity waiting on the sidelines.
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The global insurer also alleges breach of contract and fiduciary duty in the federal suit.
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The announcement confirms earlier reports from this publication.
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As admitted carriers pull out of riskier plays, E&S continues to expand and thrive.
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