Interviews
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Even if M&A activity picks up, Atlantic does not expect R&W rates to jump significantly. -
The MGA will grow in specialty lines via talent recruitment and M&A coupled with technology enablement.
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The company is on a five-year growth plan, aiming to hit $100mn in premiums by 2029.
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The MGA will likely expand its D&O book as well, but excess casualty will grow faster.
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PE and international players could be drivers of P&C carrier M&A activity in the future.
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The commissioner is eyeing transparency in billing, comparative fault and non-economic damages changes.
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Industry sources estimate the market to be around $3bn.
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Colorado and New York have already passed regulations regarding insurer AI use.
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Consolidation options include fronts merging, competition, larger fronts becoming carriers and fronts being acquired by carriers.
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The Democratic senator said increased federal oversight of insurance is not the answer.
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The MGA recently secured capacity to write HNW homes in California.
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Hippo estimated its pre-tax cat loss from the LA wildfires at $42mn.
