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American Integrity Insurance Group (AII US)

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<li>Specialty insurer American Integrity Insurance Group (AII US) came to market Thursday with solid interest from sector-dedicated investors producing a 15.6% winner at first trade.</li>
<li>According to our sources, the deal was well-oversubscribed which equates to roughly 5x-6x in terms of granular subscription levels.</li>
<li>Given the choppiness of the broad market in April and the temporary pause in the IPO market, the insurance sector was the perfect area to lead the comeback.</li>
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Specialty insurer American Integrity Insurance Group (AII US) came to market Thursday with solid interest from sector-dedicated investors producing a 15.6% winner at first trade.
According to our sources, the deal was well-oversubscribed which equates to roughly 5x-6x in terms of granular subscription levels.
Given the choppiness of the broad market in April and the temporary pause in the IPO market, the insurance sector was the perfect area to lead the comeback.


Universal Insurance Holdings, Inc (UVE US)

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