Conifer Holdings, Inc. is rebranding as Presurance. The company is an insurance holding company that offers property and casualty insurance products through commercial, personal, and wholesale agency business lines. Its commercial insurance covers property, liability, and workers' compensation, while personal insurance offers homeowners and dwelling fire insurance. Presurance's specialty homeowner's insurance product line targets low-value dwelling insurance in certain states.
Conifer Holdings, Inc., a Michigan-based insurance holding company, has announced a significant corporate rebranding to Presurance Holdings, Inc. Effective September 30, 2025, the company will operate under the new name and ticker symbol PRHI on the Nasdaq Capital Market. The 9.75% Senior Notes due 2028 will trade under the new ticker symbol PRHIZ
Conifer Holdings Rebrands to Presurance ...[1].
The rebranding marks a milestone for the company, which continues its focus on strengthening its balance sheet and creating long-term shareholder value. The CUSIP numbers for both the common stock and senior notes will remain unchanged, and the company's subsidiaries will maintain their commitment to policyholder service
Conifer Holdings Rebrands to Presurance ...[1].
Conifer Holdings, Inc. provides a range of property and casualty insurance products through its commercial, personal, and wholesale agency business lines. Its commercial insurance covers property, liability, and workers' compensation, while personal insurance offers homeowners and dwelling fire insurance. The company's specialty homeowner's insurance product line targets low-value dwelling insurance in certain states
Conifer Holdings Rebrands to Presurance ...[1].
The rebranding comes as Conifer Holdings, Inc. seeks to position itself for future growth and expansion. The company has been focusing on disciplined growth and long-term value creation, which will continue under the new name Presurance Holdings, Inc.
Conifer Holdings Rebrands to Presurance ...[1].
In related news, South Korea's DB Insurance has agreed to acquire U.S.-based specialty insurer Fortegra Group from Tiptree Inc. and Warburg Pincus for about $1.65 billion in cash. This acquisition will mark DB Insurance's entry into the U.S. market and provide a platform for expansion in the world's largest property and casualty market
S.Korea’s DB Insurance to buy US-based Fortegra for $1.7 bln[2].
The transaction is expected to close in mid-2026, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. DB Insurance will fund the deal from internal cash resources
S.Korea’s DB Insurance to buy US-based Fortegra for $1.7 bln[2].
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