Hamilton Insurance Group Appoints William C. Freda As Chairman And David A. Brown As Interim Group CEO

Both appointments, which are effective immediately, follow the resignation of
"It is with regret that we have accepted Brian's resignation from
"However, we have in David an experienced industry CEO who has been with the Company since inception. He is an ideal resource to lead
"With a superlative management team, and a Board of Directors representing a cross section of disciplines from the insurance, finance and technology industries, we are well-prepared to continue to execute our mission of writing the future of risk.
"In addition, our relationship with Two Sigma, our technology and investment partner, has been an extremely productive one since
"We are all excited about the potential for ongoing growth and development at
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