US Coastal Property & Casualty Insurance Company (PRIVATE.USCOASTAL)

Overall impact
C (59)

Commentary

US Coastal Property & Casualty Insurance Company is an average overall performer. With a 'C' rating of 58.8 for overall impact (60th percentile compared to all companies), US Coastal Property & Casualty Insurance Company ranks 40th out of 129 industry peers, behind QBE Insurance, Insurance Australia, HCI and 36 others, and ahead of Kingsway Financial Services, DB Insurance, WR Berkley and 86 others. On top material causes for US Coastal Property & Casualty Insurance Company's industry (Insurance), US Coastal Property & Casualty Insurance Company performs well in Accountable Institutions (84.4 score), Accountable Institutions (84.4), Free, Secure Flow of Information (94.9) and 1 other cause where it received an 'A' score and performs poorly in Affordable, Safe Housing (38.5 score), Reduced Inequality (39.2) and Lgbtq Equality (30.0).
Impact
Cause PRIVATE.USCOASTAL
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Company
Employees
25
Sector
Financials
Industry
Insurance
Sub-industry
Property & Casualty Insurance
SASB industry
Insurance
Headquarters
#<Country/State:0x00007f8504a403e0>, United States
Share classes
PRIVATE.USCOASTAL
Description
US Coastal Property & Casualty Insurance Company is a Florida-domiciled property and casualty insurer specializing in homeowners insurance for coastal areas. The company focuses on providing coverage for risks associated with coastal living, including hurricanes and windstorms. It operates under the administration of Cabrillo Coastal General Insurance Agency and emphasizes claims-handling excellence and strong reinsurance programs to maintain financial stability.
Material causes
Ethos considers the following causes material for US Coastal Property & Casualty Insurance Company, based on its industry sub-industry Property & Casualty Insurance. Learn more about material causes in our methodology overview.

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