UPC Insurance
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The insurer also completed the reorganization plan to consolidate its four Florida domiciled insurance carriers into two.
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Kiln and UPC partnered to form the insurer in 2018, but it was merged into American Coastal earlier this year
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The cover changed from cascading aggregate to an occurrence-based structure.
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This is UPC’s latest attempt to downsize after offloading part of its personal lines business to HCI.
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UPC recorded a $33.2mn loss in Q1, with a 30.9% drop in net premiums earned.
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Ceded premiums earned were also up by 27.7% due to new quota share agreements.
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The firm said its results reflect its aim to return to profitability in 2022.
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The deal follows a similar transaction on northeast business in January.
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The Florida-headquartered carrier blamed litigation rates and rising reinsurance costs for the move.
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The financials from the listed Floridians show them plotting a path through challenges by exposure management and rate rises, but reinsurers are still picking up notable storm losses from this reinsurance-reliant group.
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United Insurance holdings (UPC Insurance) reported net catastrophe losses of $37.0mn in Q3 2021, down from $140.0mn for the prior-year quarter, after action to significantly reduce gross and net catastrophe exposure during the past year led to a “materially reduced” hurricane loss.
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The increase of $10mn reflects re-estimation and the addition of Hurricane Nicholas.
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