Shareholder settlement dents SiriusPoint’s Q3 but CEO flags ‘transformation’

Specialty re/insurer SiriusPoint posted a reduced profit in the third quarter largely due to a $117.3 million settlement with a shareholder. But Scott Egan, its CEO, highlighted the “scale and pace of transformation” he had achieved since he took the reins two years ago.

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Shareholder settlement dents SiriusPoint’s Q3 but CEO flags ‘transformation’

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