Let’s start today with a flashback look at a trio of headlines. The first comes from a column I penned last year: “Florida homeowners become Slide customers — whether they want to or not.” That piece ...

Slide Insurance Holdings Inc. and some of its investors are seeking to raise $340 million in an initial public offering, which could give it a market value of as much as $2.12 billion. The Tampa, ...

Over the past few years, the cost of homeowners' insurance in Florida has skyrocketed. A new Securities and Exchange Commission filing is raising some concerns for homeowners. The CEO of a popular ...

Slide Insurance CEO and founder Bruce Lucas has come under criticism yet again. Lucas and his wife, the company’s chief operating officer and chief risk officer, earned $50.3 million during the second ...

Slide Insurance Holdings Inc. filed for an initial public offering, positioning the specialty insurer to tap into the recent success of similar listings in an otherwise slow market for company debuts.

Two years ago, with insurance rates skyrocketing, Florida legislators called a special session, vowing to provide relief. And they did provide help … to the insurance companies. Homeowners, however, ...

Florida Insurance Commissioner Mike Yaworsky has finalized market conduct examinations stemming from Hurricanes Ian and Idalia, ordering $250,000 penalties each against Kin Interinsurance Network and ...

CAPE CORAL, Florida (WBBH) — As Florida homeowners grapple with soaring insurance premiums, newly obtained government filings show the CEO of one of the state’s fast-growing insurance companies ...

Slide Insurance CEO and founder Bruce Lucas has come under criticism yet again. Lucas and his wife, the company’s chief operating officer and chief risk officer, earned $50.3 million during the second ...

Slide Insurance Holdings is set to debut on the Nasdaq today. The residential insurance company out of Florida will make its initial public offering for $17 per share. Here’s everything you need to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Let’s start today with a flashback look at a trio of headlines. The first comes from a column I penned last year: “Florida ...