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Global specialty insurance and reinsurance provider
$45k - $75k/yr
Alpharetta, GA, USA + 1 more
More locations: Halifax Regional Municipality, NS, Canada
Hybrid
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Bachelor's
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Axis Capital operates as a global specialty lines insurer and reinsurer. It provides tailored insurance and reinsurance solutions to clients across various industries, leveraging its expertise in specialty lines to deliver comprehensive coverage. The company works by offering customized risk-transfer products through a global network of 19 offices and strategic partnerships, supported by strong financial strength and high credit ratings to manage risk effectively. Its differentiators include a solid balance sheet, durable financial ratings, and a global presence that enables it to serve a diverse client base and adapt to market changes. The goal is to provide reliable, customized risk solutions for clients worldwide while maintaining financial stability and building strategic partnerships to navigate evolving market conditions.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Hamilton, Texas
Founded
2001
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Axis acquires rights to Dual North America excess liability business. * by Gavin Souter Axis Capital said Wednesday it has agreed to acquire the renewal rights to the excess liability business of Dual North America, a Howden-owned managing general agent. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. As part of the deal, John Kopach, executive vice president of Dual excess liability, will join Axis as head of wholesale lower middle market, succeeding Britt Smith, who recently retired. He will report to Mike McKenna, Axis' head of North America. The transaction "positions Dual to double down on the parts of our casualty business where we see the clearest path to lead" while giving the excess liability portfolio "a strong home to keep building on what's been achieved," Ed Ashby, CEO of Dual North America, said in a statement. The acquisition deepens an existing relationship between the companies. Earlier this year, Axis expanded its partnership with Dual North America to increase capacity for the MGA's surety program, and the companies said they have worked together for many years. In June, Dual increased deployable capacity for the excess casualty business to $10 million through a new partnership with Inigo Insurance. Dual declined to comment further on the Axis deal. For Axis, the transaction follows its agreement last year to acquire the renewal rights to part of Markel's U.S. large financial institutions professional liability portfolio. August 6, 2026 August 5, 2026
AXIS agrees to acquire renewal rights to DUAL North America's Excess Liability business. Acquisition strengthens AXIS' Casualty platform with high-performing book, ensuring continuity for brokers and policyholders. PEMBROKE, Bermuda, Aug. 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - AXIS Capital (NYSE: AXS) today announced it has agreed to acquire the renewal rights to the Excess Liability business of DUAL North America ("DUAL"), a leading specialty program administrator and part of DUAL Group, the specialist underwriting arm of Howden Group. As part of the transaction, John Kopach, Executive Vice President of DUAL Excess Liability will join AXIS. In his new role at AXIS, Mr. Kopach will serve as Head of Wholesale Lower Middle Market, succeeding Britt Smith who retired from the Company in August. He will be based in the Company's Atlanta office, reporting to Head of North America Mike McKenna. "This transaction reflects the strong partnership and strategic relationship that AXIS shares with DUAL, and we are enthused to add this high-quality Excess Liability book to our Casualty platform," said, Mr. McKenna. "With this agreement, we are very excited to welcome John into the AXIS organization as head of our Wholesale Lower Middle Market unit." In the weeks ahead, AXIS and DUAL will work closely together to ensure a seamless transition for brokers and policyholders, with limited interruption of service throughout the process. "Our relationship with AXIS goes back many years, and this transaction is a reflection of how much that partnership continues to grow and evolve," said Ed Ashby, Chief Executive Officer, DUAL North America. "It positions DUAL to double down on the parts of our Casualty business where we see the clearest path to lead, while giving this book a strong home to keep building on what's been achieved. John has done excellent work growing this business, and we're grateful for his contributions to DUAL. We wish him continued success at AXIS." About AXIS Capital AXIS Capital, through its operating subsidiaries, is a global specialty underwriter and provider of insurance and reinsurance solutions. The Company has shareholders' equity of $6.5 billion as of June 30, 2026, and locations in Bermuda, the United States, Europe, Singapore, and Canada. Its operating subsidiaries have been assigned a financial strength rating of "A+" ("Strong") by Standard & Poor's and "A" ("Excellent") by A.M. Best. For more information about AXIS Capital, visit our website at www.axiscapital.com. About DUAL North America DUAL North America is a leading specialty program administrator in the US, underwriting more than 20 programs across five divisions: Casualty, Commercial Property, Financial Lines, Personal Lines, and Surety. Each program is led by an underwriting expert and delivered through a centralized platform built for underwriting, distribution, and operations at scale. In 2025, DUAL North America transacted more than $1.2bn in gross written premium, backed by 30+ carrier partners and distributed through a network of 7,000+ brokers and agents nationwide. DUAL North America is part of DUAL Group, the specialist underwriting arm of Howden Group and one of the world's largest international underwriting agencies and Lloyd's coverholders. | Investor Contact | Media Contact | | Cliff Gallant | Yelena Packwood | | +1 (415) 262-6843 | +1 (441) 300 7004 | | [email protected] | [email protected] | Recommended reading.
Zepto likely to pause IPO, in talks to raise ₹1,000 crore from existing investors: Sources. By Rachna Dhanrajani July 30, 2026, 8:32:51 PM IST (Updated) Zepto is likely to press pause on its initial public offering and is instead in talks to raise about ₹1,000 crore from its existing investors, sources told CNBC-TV18. The decision follows a prolonged standoff over valuation with domestic mutual funds and insurers, who have emerged as the dominant participants in anchor books and pre-IPO rounds for new-age listings. Zepto had already lowered its valuation expectation to $4-5 billion ahead of the issue. Domestic institutions, however, sought pricing 30-40% below even that level, with bids coming in at $3.5-4 billion on a pre-money basis, sources said. That marks a sharp reset from October 2025, when Zepto closed a $450 million round led by US pension fund CalPERS at a valuation of $7 billion. Why the funds pushed back Fund managers have rejected Zepto's attempt to benchmark its valuation against listed peers Eternal and Swiggy, on the grounds that Zepto operates only in quick commerce and has no food delivery business, sources said. Investor caution has also been shaped by post-listing performance in the sector. Swiggy currently trades around ₹251, roughly 35% below its IPO price of ₹390. Where the IPO stands Zepto received SEBI's observation letter on May 8 and filed its updated draft red herring prospectus in June. The issue comprised a fresh issue of ₹8,010 crore and an offer for sale of 11.34 crore shares by existing shareholders. The proposed ₹1,000 crore raise is roughly an eighth of the fresh capital Zepto had sought through the IPO. Separately, ICDR norms require that audited financials in an offer document not be more than six months old as on the issue opening date. Zepto's accounts run to March 31, 2026, which places the same September 30 deadline on the current filing. A listing after that date would require the company to add first-half FY27 numbers. Zepto reported revenue from operations of ₹22,624 crore in FY26, up from ₹11,110 crore a year earlier. Net loss widened to ₹5,905 crore from ₹4,700 crore in FY25. The company held cash of ₹5,681 crore as of March 31, against Eternal's ₹17,972 crore and Swiggy's ₹13,512 crore as of their latest disclosures. Zepto operated 1,139 dark stores across 66 cities at the end of March. Zepto had appointed Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Axis Capital, HSBC, JM Financial, IIFL Securities and Motilal Oswal as bankers to the issue. Zepto had not responded to CNBC-TV18's queries at the time of publication.
AXIS appoints Rahil Jogani as Head of Technology & Artificial Intelligence Strategy. PEMBROKE, Bermuda, July 29, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - AXIS Capital Holdings Limited ("AXIS Capital," "AXIS" or the "Company") (NYSE: AXS) today announced that it has hired Rahil Jogani to the newly created role of Head of Technology & Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy. He will be based in the New York office and report to Group Chief Operations Officer Ann Haugh. Mr. Jogani is responsible for shaping the Company's enterprise technology and AI agenda, helping define those strategic priorities, and advancing the adoption of AI and emerging technologies across the business. His work will include identifying measurable business outcomes, including enhanced underwriting insight, claims analysis, portfolio management and risk selection advantage. "Rahil brings direct, practical experience leading AI and technology-enabled transformations across a range of highly regulated global financial services companies. Moreover, he brings a proven ability to bridge the gap between experimentation and scaled impact," said Ms. Haugh. "Rahil's experience working across business, technology, and cross-functional teams will be an asset as we continue to advance responsible, business-driven transformation across AXIS." Mr. Jogani joins AXIS from McKinsey & Company, where he was a Partner and spent 16 years. While there, he advised leading global financial services companies on large-scale business transformation, helping organizations harness technology, data, and AI to create practical operating and competitive advantages. Mr. Jogani also served as the global leader of McKinsey's Technology Strategy, Performance & Transformation practice. About AXIS Capital AXIS Capital, through its operating subsidiaries, is a global specialty underwriter and provider of insurance and reinsurance solutions. The Company has shareholders' equity of $6.5 billion as of June 30, 2026, and locations in Bermuda, the United States, Europe, Singapore, and Canada. Its operating subsidiaries have been assigned a financial strength rating of "A+" ("Strong") by Standard & Poor's and "A" ("Excellent") by A.M. Best. For more information about AXIS Capital, visit our website at www.axiscapital.com. | Investor Contact Cliff Gallant +1 (415) 262-6843 [email protected] | Media Contact Anna Kukowski +1 (212) 715-3574 [email protected] | Release Summary AXIS Capital Holdings Limited announced that it has hired Rahil Jogani to the newly created role of Head of Technology & Artificial Intelligence (AI) Recommended reading.
Axis Capital's Vince Tizzio reports weaker Q2 combined ratio on reinsurance pullback. Axis Capital reported a weaker second-quarter combined ratio as catastrophe losses and a reduction in reinsurance business, including lower US casualty exposure and non-renewals, weighed on underwriting performance, with president and chief executive officer Vince Tizzio (pictured) saying the group continued to generate profitable growth despite an evolving risk landscape. Its insurance segment CoR worsened to 90% from 85.3% a year ago, while the reinsurance combined ratio worsened to 94.5% compared with 92% a year ago. Second-quarter gross written premium increased by 6% to $2.7 billion, lifted by an increase of $296 million in the insurance segment, attributable to all lines of business apart from cyber. But Q2 reinsurance GWP decreased by 25% to $440 million, primarily attributable to non-renewals and decreased casualty line sizes. Wall Street analysts have acknowledged the US casualty pullback as a prudent risk-management move, given rising social inflation and casualty market softness, even if it does create near-term revenue drag. Total Q2 underwriting income was down 24% to $143 million. Its insurance business performed strongly with $2.2 billion in premiums, up 15.3% compared with last year, but reinsurance premiums fell by nearly 25% to $440 million. More than half of reinsurance premiums came from targeted short-tail lines. Second quarter net income was $251 million, up 16% on the previous year. For the six months to June 30, Axis Capital's combined ratio worsened to 91.5% compared with 89.5% a year ago. H1 gross premiums written increased by 9% to $5.8 billion with insurance GWP hitting $4.21 billion (up 17.4%) while reinsurance GWP falling by 9.8% to $1.6 billion. For the six months to June 30, Axis Capital net income was $498 million, up 24% compared with the previous H1. Tizzio said: "Axis continued to generate consistent, profitable growth in the second quarter, amidst an evolving risk landscape impacted by the Middle East conflict and further transitioning market conditions." Market reaction to Axis's Q2 results was muted, given that its stock has already enjoyed a strong run-up prior to announcing its Q2 financials, gaining nearly 10% to 15% over the preceding 30 to 90 days. Editor's picks. Re/insurance 12 June 2026 Re/insurance 5 June 2026 Re/insurance 5 June 2026 Re/insurance 4 June 2026 Re/insurance 1 June 2026 Re/insurance 29 May 2026