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American Coastal Insurance Company is a Florida-domiciled property and casualty insurer and wholly owned subsidiary of American Coastal Insurance Corporation (Nasdaq: ACIC), founded in 2007 to write commercial residential property insurance in Florida. The company is the largest voluntary writer of commercial residential property in the state, serving four core customer segments — garden-style condominiums and homeowner associations, apartment communities, and assisted and independent living facilities — all in catastrophe-exposed Florida. The product portfolio is distributed exclusively through two managing general agents: AmRisc Group handles condo and HOA business via retail agents and brokers, while Skyway Underwriters handles apartment and assisted living business via appointed wholesale brokers using a proprietary risk-scored intake portal with aerial inspection-driven pricing.

The carrier's underlying technology platform combines a proprietary risk-scored intake portal at Skyway (scoring building age, construction class, mitigation features, and loss history) with the third-party ResiQuant AI-powered catastrophe underwriting engine, deployed to enable rapid, high-volume coastal wind underwriting. Pricing is quote-based on property risk characteristics and hurricane mitigation features per Florida Statute 627.0629, with annual billing cycles. The admitted carrier status grants access to the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund at below-market rates, layered with a $1.918 billion catastrophe reinsurance tower (carrier retention, FHCF participation, A− or better rated traditional reinsurance, and $200M in multi-year catastrophe bonds) rebuilt annually on June 1.

American Coastal's revenue model is recurring premium-based across its commercial residential book, with FY2025 total revenues of $335.4M and a stable 27% net income margin. The company is expanding into the Excess & Surplus market through Skyway with a target of $50–80M in written premiums for 2026, applying the same catastrophe underwriting discipline to adjacent specialty property classes. Customer-facing claims intake is handled via Sedgwick for Skyway-serviced policies and through AmRisc for condo and HOA policies. Financial strength is rated A Exceptional by Demotech and A− Positive by KBRA, recognized by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, HUD, and the Florida OIR.

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American Coastal Insurance is a Florida-domiciled admitted property and casualty insurer, founded in 2007 and the largest voluntary writer of commercial residential property in the state, serving condominiums, homeowner associations, apartment communities, and assisted living facilities exclusively through two managing general agents.

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St. Petersburg
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North America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
commercial property insurance, catastrophe reinsurance, hurricane windstorm insurance, condo association insurance, admitted Florida insurer
Industry1 code
1Commercial Property Insurance
CodeFSAJACAEPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • Direct Property and Casualty Insurance Carriers524126
SIC code1 code
  • Fire, Marine & Casualty Insurance6331
Product category
Commercial Property Insurance
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Revenue model2 records
1Commercial Residential Property Insurance Premiums
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

American Coastal Insurance generates revenue through insurance premiums from commercial residential property policies covering condominiums, homeowner associations, apartments, and assisted living facilities in Florida. The company maintains a stable 27% net income margin. Q1 2026 total revenues were $71 million, with gross written premium of $149.4 million.

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2Excess and Surplus (E&S) Market Premiums
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

The company is expanding into the E&S market through Skyway Underwriters with a target of $50-80 million in written premiums for 2026. Already assumed approximately $6.2 million of E&S business through AmRisc portfolio participation in Q1 2026. E&S writings backstop up to 5% of AmRisc's portfolio.

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Pricing details1 tier
1Hurricane mitigation premium discounts available to eligible policyholders per Florida Statute 627.0629
ModelOtherBilling cadenceAnnual
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Premium discounts for documented wind mitigation features including hip-roof or wind-resistant geometry, hurricane-rated roof covering, hurricane straps, roof-to-wall connections, continuous load path anchoring, and impact-rated opening protection.

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1AmRisc Group
Description

Exclusive MGA for condominium and HOA business distribution

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American Coastal Insurance Company is a Florida-domiciled admitted property and casualty insurer that underwrites commercial residential property coverage—condominiums, homeowner associations, apartment communities, and assisted living facilities—exclusively through two managing general agents (AmRisc Group for condo/HOA and Skyway Underwriters for apartment/assisted living). The company backs every policy with a multi-layered catastrophe reinsurance tower rebuilt each June 1 and is the largest voluntary writer of commercial residential property in Florida.

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Quantifiable outcome1 of 4 values shown
  • 66% combined ratio in Q1 2026 demonstrating disciplined underwriting
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American Coastal Insurance offers a portfolio of three commercial residential property insurance products in Florida, distributed exclusively through two managing general agents: AmRisc Group handles Condo & HOA insurance for garden-style condominiums and homeowner associations, while Skyway Underwriters handles Apartment and Assisted Living property insurance. The company is expanding into Excess & Surplus (E&S) specialty property lines. All products are backed by a multi-layer catastrophe reinsurance tower including carrier retention, Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund participation, A− or better rated reinsurers, and catastrophe bonds.

Product and service4 records
1Condo & HOA Insurance
CategoryCommercial Residential Property Insurance
Description

Property insurance for Florida garden-style condominiums and homeowner associations built to current Florida wind standards; underwritten through AmRisc Group with hurricane mitigation credits and ISO Special Perils coverage.

2Apartment Property Insurance
CategoryCommercial Residential Property Insurance
Description

Property insurance for Florida apartment communities underwritten through Skyway Underwriters' risk-scored portal with aerial inspection-driven pricing; covers building, contents, business income, sinkhole, wind-driven precipitation, and sewer backup.

3Assisted Living Facility Insurance
CategoryCommercial Residential Property Insurance
Description

Property-only coverage for Florida assisted and independent living facilities underwritten through Skyway Underwriters using ResiQuant-powered wind underwriting; targets risks consistent with the apartment book.

4Excess & Surplus (E&S) Program
CategorySpecialty Property Insurance
Description

Expansion into the Excess and Surplus specialty property market through Skyway Underwriters, with American Coastal backstopping up to 5% of AmRisc's E&S portfolio; applies catastrophe underwriting discipline to adjacent specialty property classes in catastrophe-exposed regions.

Scale indicator12 records

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Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-01-27
Description

Skyway Underwriters (AI-native MGA backed by American Coastal Insurance Company) partnered with ResiQuant, a venture-backed AI insurtech, to deploy ResiQuant's catastrophe underwriting platform across Skyway's Florida apartment and assisted living programs. The platform combines automated workflows with building-level risk intelligence to enable rapid, high-volume coastal wind underwriting without sacrificing precision. Skyway and ResiQuant plan to deepen the partnership as Skyway expands its footprint in specialty property lines covering catastrophe-exposed regions.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Exclusive managing general agent for American Coastal's condominium and HOA business. One of the largest MGAs in the country specializing in hurricane-exposed properties. Handles submissions, quoting, and binding for the condominium and homeowner association book. Works with retail agents as well as brokers. Claims handled through AmRisc online portal.

3Skyway Underwriters
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Exclusive managing general agent for American Coastal's apartment and assisted living business. An AI-native MGA focused on catastrophe-exposed risk, running a proprietary risk-scored underwriting portal. Appointment limited to select wholesale brokers only. Also handles E&S program expansion. WSIA member.

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4Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (FHCF)
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

State-managed catastrophe fund providing reinsurance at regulated, below-market rates available to admitted Florida residential carriers. Participation in the FHCF sits in the middle layer of American Coastal's catastrophe reinsurance tower, providing a structural cost-of-capital advantage over E&S writers who cannot access the fund on the same terms.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida-domiciled property and casualty insurer focused on personal and commercial residential property in catastrophe-exposed regions. Direct competitor for Florida windstorm and commercial residential business with similar MGA-style distribution models.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida-only admitted insurer specializing in homeowners and condo/windstorm coverage. Comparable admitted carrier competing in the same Florida catastrophe-exposed residential property market with similar financial strength rating positioning.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Florida's state-backed insurer of last resort and largest property insurer in the state. While not a direct voluntary-market competitor, Citizens' depopulation programs and residual-market role shape the competitive landscape for voluntary carriers like American Coastal.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida-focused property and casualty insurance holding company writing homeowners and commercial residential through affiliated carriers. Comparable Florida market focus and admitted-carrier distribution model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida-domiciled P&C insurer writing homeowners and commercial residential property through Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company. Publicly traded (UVE) Florida peer with similar catastrophe-exposed book.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida-focused property insurer writing residential and commercial residential coverage through its subsidiary carriers. Publicly traded (HCI) with comparable Florida concentration and admitted carrier business model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida-domiciled P&C insurer specializing in residential property including condominium and homeowner association coverage. Directly competes in the Florida commercial residential property market segment.

TypeOthers
Description

Wholly-owned subsidiary MGA of American Coastal Insurance, but historically one of the largest independent MGAs in the country for hurricane-exposed properties. Listed as a related-party peer given its role as both exclusive distributor and historical industry benchmark.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National P&C insurance incumbent writing commercial property, including coastal and multi-peril commercial residential risks. Relevant broad incumbent for benchmarking commercial residential underwriting expertise and reinsurance program scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global P&C insurer with a strong commercial property franchise including high-net-worth residential and condo/HOA coverage. Provides benchmark for large-scale catastrophe underwriting discipline and reinsurance tower sophistication.

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

American Coastal Insurance

Commercial Property Insuranceamcoastal.com

American Coastal Insurance is a Florida-domiciled admitted property and casualty insurer, founded in 2007 and the largest voluntary writer of commercial residential property in the state, serving condominiums, homeowner associations, apartment communities, and assisted living facilities exclusively through two managing general agents.

What American Coastal Insurance does

American Coastal Insurance Company is a Florida-domiciled property and casualty insurer and wholly owned subsidiary of American Coastal Insurance Corporation (Nasdaq: ACIC), founded in 2007 to write commercial residential property insurance in Florida. The company is the largest voluntary writer of commercial residential property in the state, serving four core customer segments — garden-style condominiums and homeowner associations, apartment communities, and assisted and independent living facilities — all in catastrophe-exposed Florida. The product portfolio is distributed exclusively through two managing general agents: AmRisc Group handles condo and HOA business via retail agents and brokers, while Skyway Underwriters handles apartment and assisted living business via appointed wholesale brokers using a proprietary risk-scored intake portal with aerial inspection-driven pricing.

The carrier's underlying technology platform combines a proprietary risk-scored intake portal at Skyway (scoring building age, construction class, mitigation features, and loss history) with the third-party ResiQuant AI-powered catastrophe underwriting engine, deployed to enable rapid, high-volume coastal wind underwriting. Pricing is quote-based on property risk characteristics and hurricane mitigation features per Florida Statute 627.0629, with annual billing cycles. The admitted carrier status grants access to the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund at below-market rates, layered with a $1.918 billion catastrophe reinsurance tower (carrier retention, FHCF participation, A− or better rated traditional reinsurance, and $200M in multi-year catastrophe bonds) rebuilt annually on June 1.

American Coastal's revenue model is recurring premium-based across its commercial residential book, with FY2025 total revenues of $335.4M and a stable 27% net income margin. The company is expanding into the Excess & Surplus market through Skyway with a target of $50–80M in written premiums for 2026, applying the same catastrophe underwriting discipline to adjacent specialty property classes. Customer-facing claims intake is handled via Sedgwick for Skyway-serviced policies and through AmRisc for condo and HOA policies. Financial strength is rated A Exceptional by Demotech and A− Positive by KBRA, recognized by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, HUD, and the Florida OIR.

American Coastal Insurance firmographics

Firmographics
Name
American Coastal Insurance
Legal name
American Coastal Insurance Company
Website
https://amcoastal.com
Company type
Public
Founded year
2007
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
American Coastal Insurance is a Florida-domiciled admitted property and casualty insurer, founded in 2007 and the largest voluntary writer of commercial residential property in the state, serving condominiums, homeowner associations, apartment communities, and assisted living facilities exclusively through two managing general agents.
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American Coastal Insurance industry classification

Industry
Product category
Commercial Property Insurance
NAICS
Direct Property and Casualty Insurance Carriers (524126)
SIC
Fire, Marine & Casualty Insurance (6331)
akta.pro primary industry
Commercial Property Insurance (FSAJACAE)

Keywords

  • Commercial property insurance
  • Catastrophe reinsurance
  • Hurricane windstorm insurance
  • Condo association insurance
  • Admitted Florida insurer

Where American Coastal Insurance is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
St. Petersburg
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

American Coastal Insurance business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Commercial Residential Property Insurance Premiums: American Coastal Insurance generates revenue through insurance premiums from commercial residential property policies covering condominiums, homeowner associations, apartments, and assisted living facilities in Florida. The company maintains a stable 27% net income margin. Q1 2026 total revenues were $71 million, with gross written premium of $149.4 million.
  2. Excess and Surplus (E&S) Market Premiums: The company is expanding into the E&S market through Skyway Underwriters with a target of $50-80 million in written premiums for 2026. Already assumed approximately $6.2 million of E&S business through AmRisc portfolio participation in Q1 2026. E&S writings backstop up to 5% of AmRisc's portfolio.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherAnnualHurricane mitigation premium discounts available to eligible policyholders per Florida Statute 627.0629

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels3 records

American Coastal Insurance product offering

Product offering

Core offering

American Coastal Insurance Company is a Florida-domiciled admitted property and casualty insurer that underwrites commercial residential property coverage—condominiums, homeowner associations, apartment communities, and assisted living facilities—exclusively through two managing general agents (AmRisc Group for condo/HOA and Skyway Underwriters for apartment/assisted living). The company backs every policy with a multi-layered catastrophe reinsurance tower rebuilt each June 1 and is the largest voluntary writer of commercial residential property in Florida.

Product overview

American Coastal Insurance offers a portfolio of three commercial residential property insurance products in Florida, distributed exclusively through two managing general agents: AmRisc Group handles Condo & HOA insurance for garden-style condominiums and homeowner associations, while Skyway Underwriters handles Apartment and Assisted Living property insurance. The company is expanding into Excess & Surplus (E&S) specialty property lines. All products are backed by a multi-layer catastrophe reinsurance tower including carrier retention, Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund participation, A− or better rated reinsurers, and catastrophe bonds.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • AmRisc Group: Exclusive MGA for condominium and HOA business distribution
  • Skyway Underwriters
  • Skyway

Products and services

  • Condo & HOA Insurance Property insurance for Florida garden-style condominiums and homeowner associations built to current Florida wind standards; underwritten through AmRisc Group with hurricane mitigation credits and ISO Special Perils coverage.
  • Apartment Property Insurance Property insurance for Florida apartment communities underwritten through Skyway Underwriters' risk-scored portal with aerial inspection-driven pricing; covers building, contents, business income, sinkhole, wind-driven precipitation, and sewer backup.
  • Assisted Living Facility Insurance Property-only coverage for Florida assisted and independent living facilities underwritten through Skyway Underwriters using ResiQuant-powered wind underwriting; targets risks consistent with the apartment book.
  • Excess & Surplus (E&S) Program Expansion into the Excess and Surplus specialty property market through Skyway Underwriters, with American Coastal backstopping up to 5% of AmRisc's E&S portfolio; applies catastrophe underwriting discipline to adjacent specialty property classes in catastrophe-exposed regions.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 66% combined ratio in Q1 2026 demonstrating disciplined underwriting
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Companies that use American Coastal Insurance

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

American Coastal Insurance technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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AI maturity

App detail

Integration1 record

AI capability2 records

Feature3 records

American Coastal Insurance partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • ResiQuantcoreTechnology or Integration · 27 January 2026Skyway Underwriters (AI-native MGA backed by American Coastal Insurance Company) partnered with ResiQuant, a venture-backed AI insurtech, to deploy ResiQuant's catastrophe underwriting platform across Skyway's Florida apartment and assisted living programs. The platform combines automated workflows with building-level risk intelligence to enable rapid, high-volume coastal wind underwriting without sacrificing precision. Skyway and ResiQuant plan to deepen the partnership as Skyway expands its footprint in specialty property lines covering catastrophe-exposed regions.
  • AmRisc GroupcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorExclusive managing general agent for American Coastal's condominium and HOA business. One of the largest MGAs in the country specializing in hurricane-exposed properties. Handles submissions, quoting, and binding for the condominium and homeowner association book. Works with retail agents as well as brokers. Claims handled through AmRisc online portal.
  • Skyway UnderwriterscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorExclusive managing general agent for American Coastal's apartment and assisted living business. An AI-native MGA focused on catastrophe-exposed risk, running a proprietary risk-scored underwriting portal. Appointment limited to select wholesale brokers only. Also handles E&S program expansion. WSIA member.
  • Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (FHCF)coreOthersState-managed catastrophe fund providing reinsurance at regulated, below-market rates available to admitted Florida residential carriers. Participation in the FHCF sits in the middle layer of American Coastal's catastrophe reinsurance tower, providing a structural cost-of-capital advantage over E&S writers who cannot access the fund on the same terms.

Scale indicators12 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

American Coastal Insurance competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Heritage Property & Casualty Insurance: Florida-domiciled property and casualty insurer focused on personal and commercial residential property in catastrophe-exposed regions. Direct competitor for Florida windstorm and commercial residential business with similar MGA-style distribution models.
  • Florida Peninsula Insurance Company: Florida-only admitted insurer specializing in homeowners and condo/windstorm coverage. Comparable admitted carrier competing in the same Florida catastrophe-exposed residential property market with similar financial strength rating positioning.
  • Tower Hill Insurance Group: Florida-focused property and casualty insurance holding company writing homeowners and commercial residential through affiliated carriers. Comparable Florida market focus and admitted-carrier distribution model.
  • Universal Insurance Holdings (UPCIC): Florida-domiciled P&C insurer writing homeowners and commercial residential property through Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company. Publicly traded (UVE) Florida peer with similar catastrophe-exposed book.
  • HCI Group (Homeowners Choice): Florida-focused property insurer writing residential and commercial residential coverage through its subsidiary carriers. Publicly traded (HCI) with comparable Florida concentration and admitted carrier business model.
  • Security First Insurance Company: Florida-domiciled P&C insurer specializing in residential property including condominium and homeowner association coverage. Directly competes in the Florida commercial residential property market segment.

Broad incumbents

  • Citizens Property Insurance Corporation: Florida's state-backed insurer of last resort and largest property insurer in the state. While not a direct voluntary-market competitor, Citizens' depopulation programs and residual-market role shape the competitive landscape for voluntary carriers like American Coastal.
  • Travelers Companies: National P&C insurance incumbent writing commercial property, including coastal and multi-peril commercial residential risks. Relevant broad incumbent for benchmarking commercial residential underwriting expertise and reinsurance program scale.
  • Chubb Limited: Global P&C insurer with a strong commercial property franchise including high-net-worth residential and condo/HOA coverage. Provides benchmark for large-scale catastrophe underwriting discipline and reinsurance tower sophistication.

Others

  • AmRisc Group: Wholly-owned subsidiary MGA of American Coastal Insurance, but historically one of the largest independent MGAs in the country for hurricane-exposed properties. Listed as a related-party peer given its role as both exclusive distributor and historical industry benchmark.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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American Coastal Insurance compliance and trust

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Compliance6 records

American Coastal Insurance financial estimates

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American Coastal Insurance leadership team

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Profiles10 records

American Coastal Insurance subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries2 records

American Coastal Insurance funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

American Coastal Insurance M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about American Coastal Insurance

What does American Coastal Insurance do?

American Coastal Insurance Company is a Florida-domiciled admitted property and casualty insurer that underwrites commercial residential property coverage—condominiums, homeowner associations, apartment communities, and assisted living facilities—exclusively through two managing general agents (AmRisc Group for condo/HOA and Skyway Underwriters for apartment/assisted living). The company backs every policy with a multi-layered catastrophe reinsurance tower rebuilt each June 1 and is the largest voluntary writer of commercial residential property in Florida.

Is American Coastal Insurance a public or private company?

American Coastal Insurance is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was American Coastal Insurance founded?

American Coastal Insurance was founded in 2007. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is American Coastal Insurance based?

American Coastal Insurance is headquartered in St. Petersburg, United States, in the North America region.

How does American Coastal Insurance make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Commercial Residential Property Insurance Premiums are the primary driver. The others are excess and Surplus (E&S) Market Premiums.

Who are American Coastal Insurance's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Heritage Property & Casualty Insurance, Florida Peninsula Insurance Company, Tower Hill Insurance Group, Universal Insurance Holdings (UPCIC), HCI Group (Homeowners Choice) and Security First Insurance Company. Broad incumbents are Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, Travelers Companies and Chubb Limited. AmRisc Group is listed as an others.

Does American Coastal Insurance have an API?

No public API is recorded for American Coastal Insurance.

What industry is American Coastal Insurance in?

American Coastal Insurance's product category is Commercial Property Insurance. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSAJACAE, Commercial Property Insurance. Its NAICS code is 524126 and its SIC code is 6331.

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MarketBeatAmerican Coastal Maps E&S Expansion as Florida Insurance Pricing SoftensAmerican Coastal Insurance presented its strategy at a Midwest IDEAS Investor Conference, citing underwriting discipline, reinsurance protection and a planned expansion into the excess-and-surplus market. CFO Svetlana Castle said the company holds 4,400 policies and $573 million in premium in force, with first-half 2026 net income of $41 million. It is forming an E&S carrier, ACES, in Arizona, licensing later in 2026 and writing business in the second quarter of 2027.Artemis.bmAmCoastal secures $25.5m Armor Re II 2026-2 cat bond cover, likely a retention buy-downAmerican Coastal Insurance Company's special purpose insurer has placed a $25.5 million Armor Re II Ltd. Series 2026-2 catastrophe bond tranche, likely securitizing a first-event retention buy-down for Florida hurricane risk. The notes are zero-coupon, running August 1, 2026 to early June 2027, with a suspected attachment at $23.5 million and exhaustion at $49 million. CEO Brad Martz said the buy-down cost about $8.4 million.BenzingaTop 3 Financial Stocks That Could Lead To Your Biggest Gains This Quarter - OppFi (NYSE:OPFI), American CBenzinga identified OppFi, American Coastal Insurance, and Octave Specialty Group as top financial stocks with relative strength indices below 30, indicating they are oversold. The report highlights recent negative earnings results and stock declines for these companies while suggesting potential short-term trading opportunities based on technical indicators.The Motley FoolAmerican Coastal Insurance (ACIC) Q2 2026 Earnings Call TranscriptAmerican Coastal Insurance Corporation reported Q2 2026 earnings with total revenue of $82.6 million, reflecting a 4.5% decrease from the previous year. The company also recorded a net income of $21.9 million, down from $26.4 million in the same quarter last year, primarily due to softening market conditions. Despite these challenges, ACIC maintained its market leadership in Florida and revised its total revenue guidance downward while holding its earnings guidance steady.The Motley FoolAmerican Coastal Insurance (ACIC) Q2 2026 Earnings Call TranscriptAmerican Coastal Insurance reported a decline in Q2 2026 revenue and net income, driven by softening property insurance rates in Florida and non-hurricane catastrophe losses. The company revised its full-year revenue guidance downward to $300–$320 million but maintained earnings guidance at $85–$100 million while reducing hurricane retention costs to mitigate risk. Management also outlined plans to reduce long-term debt by half and launch ACES Specialty to address rating constraints affecting growth in multifamily segments.AInvestAmerican Coastal Trims 2026 Revenue to $300M-$320M but Defends $85M-$100M Earnings ViewAmerican Coastal reduced its 2026 full-year revenue guidance to $300 million-$320 million while keeping earnings guidance unchanged at $85 million-$100 million, signaling a deliberate trade of top-line growth for earnings stability amid a soft pricing environment. The company cut its first-event hurricane retention from $49 million to $23.5 million effective August 1, accepting an $8.4 million cost to reduce catastrophe exposure and better protect downside risk. Gross written premiums declined 5.3% year over year and the combined ratio widened to 74.3%, though management argued the core underwriting business still demonstrates attractive spreads while positioning itself to remain selective in a more competitive pricing landscape.YahooAmerican Coastal (ACIC) Reports Q2 Earnings: What Key Metrics Have to SayAmerican Coastal Insurance (ACIC) reported Q2 earnings for the quarter ended June 2026 with revenue of $75.1 million, down 10.9% year-over-year, falling short of the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $75.7 million. The company posted EPS of $0.33, missing the consensus estimate of $0.42 by 21.43% and down from $0.54 in the year-ago quarter. Key operating metrics also underperformed estimates, with a combined ratio of 74.3% versus the 66.1% estimate, and the stock has returned -4.3% over the past month compared to the S&P 500's +3.5% gain.YahooAmerican Coastal Insurance (ACIC) Lags Q2 Earnings and Revenue EstimatesAmerican Coastal Insurance (ACIC) reported quarterly earnings of $0.33 per share, missing estimates and showing a decline from the previous year. The company also missed revenue estimates, with revenues of $75.1 million for the quarter ending June 2026, down from $84.24 million a year ago. The stock has underperformed the market so far this year, with analysts holding a neutral outlook based on recent earnings estimate revisions.MarketBeatAmerican Coastal Insurance Q2 Earnings Call HighlightsAmerican Coastal Insurance reported a second-quarter net income of $21.9 million, with a decline in gross written premiums by approximately 5%, amid continued market pressure and catastrophe losses. The company has adjusted its hurricane retention levels and maintained its full-year earnings guidance despite market challenges and expects to refinance its debt within six to twelve months.GlobeNewswireAmerican Coastal Insurance Corporation Reports Financial Results for Its Second Quarter Ended June 30, 2026American Coastal Insurance Corporation reported Q2 2026 net income of $21.9 million, down 17% year-over-year, with core income of $16.5 million. Gross premiums earned fell 16.2% to $138.7 million, and the underlying combined ratio was 68.7%. The company held a conference call on August 5, 2026.