Fidelis Insurance
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Several Lloyd’s syndicates are also now providing cover for the federal insurer.
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The London-based MGA will begin underwriting its international book next month.
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After outsized losses, the (re)insurer still sees opportunity in a softening market.
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The Insurance Insider US news team runs you through the earnings results for the day.
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The reinsurance loss ratio improved by over 20 points with no notable cat losses for the quarter.
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This will be Fidelis’ first office in North America and will be led by former Navigators Re head Ivan Vega.
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The business said it was experiencing strong momentum on the Island.
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Besides Russia-Ukraine losses, the Air India crash losses totaled $26mn.
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Net adverse development for the quarter increased 30% year on year to $89.2mn.
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Nadia Beckert was promoted to Bermuda CUO in March.
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The latest E&S player planning to IPO remains a “show me” story.
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She will continue to work with the executive team on key projects and initiatives.
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The company has settled, or is in the settlement stage, for 80% of the exposure.
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The Bermudian's first quarter cat losses totalled $333.3mn, compared to $103mn a year ago.
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Erik Manning is joining the business from BMS as head of ceded reinsurance.
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Sills’ background, a strong backing, and laser-sharp E&S focus make Bowhead stand out.
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Nadia Beckert joined the carrier as an underwriter in 2021.
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The firm projects losses from the fires at between $160mn-$190mn.
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The Insurance Insider US news team runs you through the earnings results for the day.
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In tandem, it pegged its net cat loss estimate from California wildfires at $160mn-$190mn.
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After one good year, giving back margin now will be “inexcusable”, the executive said.
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The partnership is Fidelis Insurance Group’s first third-party capacity deal.
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Cat losses increased 14.6% to $91.6mn, driven by Hurricane Helene and Storm Boris.
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The executive spent 18 years in various finance roles at Arch.
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The carrier also reported more difficulty than anticipated in realizing the value of collateral following the defaults.
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The Insurance Insider US news team runs you through the earnings results for the day.
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Travelers now holds around 6.2% of Fidelis, down from over 7.2%.
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The shares are being sold by select shareholders in the group.
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Along with D&F, Fidelis is looking to grow in marine construction and aviation.
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The Insurance Insider US news team runs you through the earnings results for the day.
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The syndicate will be Asta managed and have capacity from Hampden Names.
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The MGU is exploring additional third-party capital relationships.
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The firm’s growth focus for 2024 will be in property D&F.
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The (re)insurer’s Q4 CoR rose 15.2 points to 81.4% on satellite failure, D&F losses.
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The Insurance Insider US news team runs you through the earnings results for the day.
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The upgrade noted consistent underwriting gains and investment returns, and a CoR below peers.
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SEC filings show that Travelers’ equity ownership was valued at over $107mn in Q4.
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The Aspen IPO provides an opportunity to benefit from the specialty market without commensurate prior-year reserve risks due to an LPT cover.
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Ratings could be lowered by one notch depending on regulatory restrictions on cash flow from Bermuda operating entities to non-operating holding companies, the ratings agency said.
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The group's third-quarter underwriting income was $74.8mn, compared with an underwriting loss of $89.4mn in Q3 2022.
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The company is looking to intensify its underwriting focus following the split of Fidelis in July.
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The executive said that (re)insurers would need to produce stable and consistent returns before a capital influx.
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Underwriting income more than doubled to $77.5mn from $32mn as the company grew its top line largely through its specialty segment, reduced reinsurance exposure and lowered catastrophe and large losses.
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Fidelis Insurance Group CEO Dan Burrows and Fidelis MGU counterpart Richard Brindle speak with Insurance Insider after the IPO.
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The proceeds will be used by the Bermudian to take advantage of rate hardening in key markets.
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