Ascot ‘cautiously optimistic’ on casualty opportunity with new backing in place
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Ascot ‘cautiously optimistic’ on casualty opportunity with new backing in place

The carrier has undertaken work to give it “optionality” for a public listing, but has no plans to list in the short term.

By Samuel Casey Adam McNestrie
December 02, 2024
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Jonathan Zaffino

Ascot and its current backers see “enticing” opportunities ahead for the franchise as the carrier looks to lean into a dislocated US casualty market in 2025, and further develop its third-party capital proposition, according to CEO Jonathan Zaffino.

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