RLI
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The executive added that the specialty carrier purchased roughly $100mn more reinsurance in its catastrophe tower for both hurricane and earthquake exposure.
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The company’s underwriting income spiked 99% on the year to $59.5mn.
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The carrier had a minority stake in the eyewear firm.
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The new offering is underwritten by specialty insurer RLI and covers home and offsite exposures such as general liability, equipment, furniture, fixtures and inventory.
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Stock prices fluctuated, and InsurTech short-sellers took some profits.
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The carrier purchased $100mn of additional catastrophe reinsurance, effective January 1, to support its property business growth.
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Gross written premiums were up 12% to $337mn, a slowdown from the roughly 18% growth reported in Q3.
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InsurTechs, including Lemonade, Root, Hippo, and Metromile, shed some short interest but remain the target of choice for short-sellers.
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The elevations of Schick and Ward follow last November’s confirmation of Kliethermes as the insurer’s new effective this January after the retirement of Jonathan Michael at end of this year.
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The appointments are in line with the planned retirement of RLI’s current chairman and CEO, Jonathan Michael in December.
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