insurance
6 statements across 6 episodes · 3 bullish · 0 bearish · 6 people on the record · first statement Feb 26, 2018 by Rick Selvala · across every show →
Everything said about insurance, oldest first
Feb 26, 2018
Selvala: Options act like insurance where buyers systematically overpay
“Options provide a risk transference mechanism, like insurance. And buyers of insurance, over time, typically overbuy, but they sleep well at night. And sellers of insurance make a lot of money, but they better know how to manage their risk.”
Aug 30, 2021 positive
Specialty insurance offers rare uncorrelated returns and semi-liquidity
“And it's really hard for us to find Assets that are relatively uncorrelated and provide liquid-ish, not super liquid, but not ten-year lockup illiquidity that provide the post-tax returns that we look for. We have a pretty high bar for our hedge fund portfolio…”
Jun 20, 2022 neutral
Dec 5, 2022 positive
Khajuria: Early PE movers in insurance and banking gained lasting edge
“The firms that looked at insurance, banks, ahead of everybody else have found that most folks at the similar scale have copied them since. And that tells you something. They had an edge. They had an advantage. It was proprietary. They had an idea. At the time …”
Aug 5, 2024 neutral
Simkin: Unlimited upside asymmetry won't stop venture capitalists from going broke
“But that does not mean because of the asymmetries that venture capital is a winning business because you've got this unlimited upside, or that insurance is a losing business because you've got this unlimited downside. Ultimately, what it comes down to is appro…”
Dec 30, 2024 positive
Seides: Insurance liabilities provide extremely low capital cost for credit managers
“It started with Apollo buying Athene, and more and more you see the insurance liability base matches really well with credit with some incremental yield, and it's an extremely low cost of capital for the managers.”