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Universal P&C halts new business in Solo counties, changes eligibility in others
For most policy forms, all roof types must be 15 years or newer to write new business in certain counties.
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Brokers may face pressure as the pricing cycle turns and estimates fail to keep up.
The past few weeks bring back bad memories of 2008, but many factors that triggered that crisis seem not to be in play this time around
Tesla’s entry into the insurance market presents the firm with both opportunities and risks.
GDP drops haven’t guaranteed RoE declines, and the yield curve is inversely correlated with industry P/B.
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The board retained Goldman Sachs to advise in April, and the investment bank has been running a sales process.
The executive, who joined the Californian firm in 2020 as COO and chief growth officer, had been interim CEO since January.
Current CEO Bradley will receive 78,760 shares of restricted stock over a 12-month period, as well as 135,000 stock appreciation rights with an exercise price of $43.80.
Alaska National’s Wayne Bryan will lead the new venture.
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