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16 April 2014Insurance

The early bird

Founded three years ago in response to the drive to depopulate Florida’s state-run wind insurance pool, Weston Insurance is now reaping the benefits of entering the windstorm market early. CEO Michael Lyons speaks to Intelligent Insurer about his company’s next move.

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