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Dan Malloy, interim CEO, SiriusPoint
29 June 2022

SiriusPoint Responds to S&P’s CreditWatch

SiriusPoint has noted that S&P Global Ratings (S&P) has placed the company and its core subsidiaries on CreditWatch, with Negative implications.

S&P identified recent management changes as the cause of the CreditWatch, following the departures of SiriusPoint’s chief executive officer (CEO) and chief operating officer (COO). The ratings agency has said that it intends to monitor the impact SiriusPoint’s management changes will have on the company’s ability to execute its strategy, which it views as “critical” to SiriusPoint improving operating performance and maintaining its competitive position.

Dan Malloy, interim CEO, said: “As part of our transformation we have made significant progress over the last five quarters, re-underwriting our business, reducing volatility across our reinsurance and investment portfolios, and growing our Insurance & Services segment. The SiriusPoint Board, senior leadership, and I are confident that our business, balance sheet, and prospects remain very strong.

“SiriusPoint has an impressive executive leadership team and global underwriting expertise. We believe that we are in a great position to continue to execute our strategy, transform our business and deliver profitable growth by always putting underwriting first.”

SiriusPoint is currently attributed an ‘A-’ insurer financial strength rating and a 'BBB' long-term issuer credit rating by S&P. SiriusPoint continues to benefit, it said, from a strong capital position above the 'AA' confidence level based on S&P’s risk-based capital model.

Malloy was appointed interim CEO in May this year. He previously served as CEO of Third Point Re, one of SiriusPoint’s legacy companies, and most recently, as SiriusPoint’s president of global distribution.

Malloy said the SiriusPoint Board is “making good progress”.

SiriusPoint also made two senior promotions in June–Patrick Charles, global head of property & casualty, insurance & services, and Darryl Siry, chief technology officer, who both joined the company’s executive leadership Team.




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