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With the exception of InsurTechs, short interest movement was muted in the absence of material catalysts.
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The personal lines giant's results are showing a reversion to pre-pandemic trends. -
Personal auto carriers lowered rates in response to 2020’s loss cost trends, but chasing market share now could be a mistake.
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Consumer Price Index data points to short-term and long-term risks to the P&C industry.
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Short interest data shows an incremental uptick in short interest for InsurTechs, with slight declines for the brokers.
June 07, 2021
In the third episode of Inside P&C’s new podcast, Unreserved, Tokio Marine co-head of international Chris Williams sits down with Insider Publishing’s editor-in-chief Adam McNestrie.
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The de-SPAC transaction will value the homeowners InsurTech at $5bn.
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But for its stock valuation and ~$650mn to $750mn in new cash proceeds, Root seems in every way like a business in crisis based on its fundamentals.
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Part One of a deep dive by our research team into Metromile’s business model.
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