No clue! It’s has nothing to do with the core business. Startups burn cash, they do not invest it until they hit that cash flow positive stage and the excess sits in money market funds.
I was reading it can cost $2-2.5m to launch an ETF so one would have to assume 1/3 of their capital raises has gone to fund these ETFs sitting idle in very speculative investment strategies.
I’m giving them the benefit of the doubt that their excess cash is sitting in their captive, but I can’t confirm it and it makes one wonder with the ETF business.
To clarify, the RRGs being (1) TRRG and (2) YRIG still have no clue what RPMIC stands for or where to find Ideal. Corgi are Chinese wall since it’s a captive.
Seems like a nice guy, no clue who he is, but where’s all the premium and capital? b/c it’s not in the RRGs if you look at the yellow books.
Had a fun talk with a sharp actuary today. Commercial trucking? Woof
Highly intelligent guys. Probably mutually calling out a name I won’t say. Quoting really really fast is good, but not the answer. Knowing what you are doing (underwriting, claims, actuarial, loss control, reinsurance structuring etc…) more important. We’re taking the same playbook. Subject matter experts merged with AI workflows is just the start, the strategy goes deeper.