Investor Presentation Q1 2024
Investor Presentation
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Property & Casualty |
Insurance |
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Insurance |
Technology |
HCI at a Glance
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Reinsurance |
Real Estate |
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Stock Price2 |
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Est. Market Capitalization2 |
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Price-to-TTM Earnings |
10.6x |
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Book Value/Share |
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Dividend Yield2 |
1.5% |
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In-Force Premium3 |
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Debt to Capital |
37% |
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Founded/IPO |
2006/2008 |
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Management Tenure |
13 years |
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Insider Ownership |
18% |
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All data as of |
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As of |
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Includes Condo Owners Reciprocal Exchange ("CORE") |
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Investment Thesis
An insurance holding company with operations in Homeowners
Insurance, Information Technology Services, Reinsurance, and Real Estate
2006 founded
Combining technology and industry knowledge to drive profitable growth
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Allocating capital with purpose and discipline while managing risk |
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consecutive quarters |
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of dividends |
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Creating value for our shareholders
36%
TRAILING
12-MONTHS ROE1
13%
TEN-YEAR ROE1
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18% |
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capital returned to |
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shareholders since |
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INSIDER OWNERSHIP |
inception2 |
- As of
3/31/2024 - Includes
$269M buybacks and$162M dividends
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Growing Through Investment & Innovation
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Executed |
Launched |
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first Citizens |
real estate |
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assumption |
division |
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Formed captive |
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Incorporated |
reinsurance division |
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Completed initial |
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Homeowners |
Started information |
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Choice in |
public offering |
technology division |
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HCI transitions polices |
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in 4 Northeast states |
in force exceeds |
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from UIHC |
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HCI transitions all |
TypTap approved |
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policies from Anchor |
in 20 states |
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Insurance |
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TypTap insurance |
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group raises |
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Launched |
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TypTap insurance |
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business |
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HCI agrees to transition |
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policies in 3 Southeast |
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states from UIHC |
Condo Owners |
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Introduced |
Reciprocal |
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Exchange (CORE) |
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TypTap Homeowners |
HCI transitions |
commences |
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product |
business from |
operations |
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Gulfstream P&C |
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2006 |
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2012 |
2016 |
2018 |
2020 |
2021 |
2022 |
2024 |
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Overview of HCI Business Divisions
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PROPERTY & CASUALTY |
INSURANCE TECHNOLOGY |
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Homeowners and |
Technology-driven |
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condominium insurance |
homeowners insurance |
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primarily in |
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Nationwide expansion |
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Track record of consistent |
announced in 2020 |
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underwriting profitability |
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Differentiated technology |
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Strong cash flow helps to |
yields best-in-class |
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fund growth initiatives |
loss ratio |
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Growth fueled by |
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opportunistic acquisitions |
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Premiums(1) |
Premiums(1) |
RECIPROCAL EXCHANGE
Writing
commercial residential lines
Licensed and announced first Citizens takeout in November
2023
Fills gap created by limited
condo association
coverage and growing
demand
Premiums(1)
REINSURANCE
Provides Reinsurance Flexibility
TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM
REAL ESTATE
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(1) As of 3/31/2024.
A Growing Homeowners Business
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Premium in Force (in $M) |
Loss Ratio 2 |
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The loss ratio has benefited from a 25% |
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decline in claims frequencyand a 35% |
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41% |
decline in litigation frequency |
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34% |
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31% |
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2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
2021 |
2022 |
2023 |
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Q1-23 |
Q1-24 |
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Q1-22 |
Premium growth… …with profitability
- Trailing twelve-months gross premiums earned
- Losses and loss adjustment expenses divided by gross premiums earned.
- Includes CORE in-force premium
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Steady Improvement
Shareholders Equity (in $M)
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2022 |
2023 |
Q1-24 |
Book Value Per Share
Invested Assets (in $M)
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2022 |
2023 |
Q1-24 |
Debt Leverage (%)1
57%
39%37%
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2022 |
2023 |
Q1-24 |
2022 |
2023 |
Q1-24 |
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(1) Excludes preferreds
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Florida Focused Insurance Business with Strong Operating Performance
Homeowners Choice
In-Force Premiums (in $M)
$6112
$3781
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2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
2021 |
2022 |
2023 |
Q1-24 |
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Best-in-class |
Opportunistically |
Proactively |
Deploying Excess |
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Underwriter in the |
Acquiring Profitable |
Managing Risk |
Capital Into Investments |
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Florida Market |
Books of Business |
and Loss Costs |
& Growth Initiatives |
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- The decline in in-force premium from 2021 to 2022 reflects the transition of business assumed from
United Property & Casualty Insurance Company toTypTap Insurance Company . - The increase in in-force premium from 2022 to 2023 includes the assumption of over 53,000 policies from
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation .
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