The appointment follows a strong start to 2026 for SiriusPoint.
The appointment follows a period of improving financial performance for the Bermuda-based specialty underwriter. SiriusPoint reported first-quarter 2026 net income of $100 million, a core combined ratio of 88.9%, its lowest in six quarters, and an operating return on equity of 15.3%, at the top of its full cycle target range of 12% to 15%. Insurance and services gross written premiums increased 8% in the quarter due to casualty and health, general liability and surety, while the company recovered 10% in reinsurance amid softer conditions in areas including property casualty and London specialty. The company’s financial strength ratings were upgraded to “A” by S&P, AM Best and Fitch within the last three months.