Interviews
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The Floridian brokerage expects to bring its leverage levels below 4x later this year. -
The once niche product is generating interest in a growing number of industries and sectors.
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Florida’s top regulator says he’s eyeing eventual tweaks to the state’s cat fund, too.
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Kirsh was involved in launching an industrywide “legal system abuse coalition”, which now has 350 participants.
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Permanence and independence of a public company would be valuable, he told this publication.
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Lloyd’s traditionally avoided US middle market property, but head of P&C Matt Keeping says times have changed.
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Modeling wildfires is particularly challenging compared to primary perils like hurricanes.
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This in turn gives carriers on a tower a little more liberty and less risk to optimize claim outcomes.
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The result has been a sharp increase in the use of captives.
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The exec said if he were a carrier CEO, now is the time he would start looking for deals.
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“Models aren't going to tell you what the emergent risks today are,” Dolan said.
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The company’s upsized public offering priced at $30 per ordinary share.
