American Coastal Restructures AmRisc Managing Agency Agreement, Removing Fixed Expiration Date

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American Coastal Insurance Corporation announced that its carrier subsidiary American Coastal Insurance Company and AmRisc, LLC have restructured their exclusive managing agency agreement, effective July 1, 2026, to remove the agreement's fixed expiration date. The prior agreement, extended in June 2024, had been scheduled to expire on January 1, 2029. Under the restructured terms, the agreement runs in successive one-year terms that automatically renew, and either party must give 48 months' advance written notice to terminate for convenience, with the agreement remaining in full force through the notice period, so it has no fixed expiration date and stays in effect for a minimum of four years from any such notice. AmRisc has been AmCoastal's exclusive distribution and underwriting partner since 2007, sourcing and underwriting the Florida commercial-residential portfolio, which has been profitable every year since inception, and is also the company's partner in excess and surplus lines. President and CEO Brad Martz said the agreement puts the partnership on a permanent footing and gives shareholders long-term visibility into a franchise that has produced an underwriting profit every year since inception.

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Restructured exclusive managing agency agreement removes fixed expiration, giving long-term visibility into a franchise profitable every year since inception.

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AmRisc restructured its exclusive managing agency agreement with AmCoastal, securing a permanent partnership with 48-month termination notice.

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