Two years ago, when St. Johns Insurance Co. was going under in Florida, state regulators let Slide Insurance — a startup company that virtually no one had ever heard of — take over 147,000 St. Johns ...

Slide Insurance Holdings, Inc., the technology-enabled insurer, has reported net income of $170.4 million for the fourth ...

As of Wednesday, February 25, Slide Insurance Holdings, Inc.’s SLDE share price has surged by 8.27%, which has investors questioning if this is right time to sell.

Slide Insurance (SLDE), a technology-enabled coastal specialty insurer, expects to price the shares offered in its initial public offering at $15-$17 per share, the company said, which would raise ...

Slide Insurance announced the exercise of an underwriter option for 3.6 million additional shares, totaling approximately $469.2 million in proceeds. Slide Insurance Holdings, Inc. announced that ...

Q4 2025 earnings call recap: premium growth, strong combined ratio, 2026 guidance, buybacks, and expansion plans—read now.

TAMPA, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Tampa-based Slide Insurance today announced a multi-year partnership designating Slide as an official homeowners insurance partner of the ...

Slide Insurance Holdings' (SLDE) initial public offering is expected to price at the high end or above its $15-to-$17-per-share range, according to a media report. Investor demand for the insurer's ...

FOLSOM, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--One Inc, the leading payments network for the insurance industry, announced today that Slide Insurance (‘Slide’) has successfully implemented the full suite of One Inc ...

Let’s start today with a flashback look at a trio of headlines. The first comes from a column I penned last year: “Florida homeowners become Slide customers — whether they want to or not.” That piece ...

Two years ago, when St. Johns Insurance Co. was going under in Florida, state regulators let Slide Insurance — a startup company that virtually no one had ever heard of — take over 147,000 St. Johns ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Let’s start today with a flashback look at a trio of headlines. The first comes from a column I penned last year: “Florida ...