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27 July 2026Insurance

Casualty contrarian or small-account aficionado? Kinsale leans in

E&S carrier Kinsale is getting a cleaner slice of the casualty market thanks in large part to its small and medium-cap client focus and can lean in precisely into the lines where much of the market is fleeing runaway loss cost, top officials have indicated. 

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