James River process: E&S hype machine vs casualty fear index
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James River process: E&S hype machine vs casualty fear index

Given a number of complexities, the landing zone on a take-out price is small.

By Adam McNestrie Ben Wylie
February 15, 2024
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With James River’s sales process nearing its conclusion, much will turn on the degree of reserve deficiency suitors estimate and how they weigh this against the potential upside from future E&S exposure.

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Opinion M&A Casualty/GL Commercial E&S James River Arch Capital
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