Kinsale Capital publishes investor presentation highlighting US excess-and-surplus lines strategy, underwriting and growth drivers
Reuters2026/08/04 12:58- Kinsale Capital investor deck highlighted a specialty insurer focused on the US excess and surplus lines market, targeting small-account risks.
- As of June 30, 2026, shares at USD 329.81; market capitalization USD 7.5 billion; book value USD 89.34 per share.
- Gross written premiums reached USD 1.98 billion in 2025; net operating earnings per share USD 8.49; book value per share USD 89.34 at 2Q 26.
- Float increased to USD 3.4 billion at 2Q 26; net investment income rose to USD 192.2 million in 1H 26; operating cash flow USD 1.04 billion in 1H 26.
- Investment portfolio totaled USD 5.2 billion at June 30, 2026; fixed-maturity average credit quality AA-; equities allocation 14.7%.
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