The chief financial officer of United Insurance Holdings Corp. in St. Petersburg, Florida, has resigned, the company announced.
The homeowner insurer said Nicholas Griffin resigned June 5 to pursue another opportunity but will remain with the company through mid-July to assist in the transition.
Griffin said that his decision to leave United “was a very difficult one, and does not in any way reflect negatively on United, the management team or the company’s prospects.”
Founded in 1999, United Property and Casualty Insurance Co., a subsidiary of United Insurance Holdings Corp., primarily underwrites homeowners insurance in Florida.
Topics Florida
Was this article valuable?
Here are more articles you may enjoy.
AIG Steps Back from NPW Growth Target on Pressure in Some Lines 
Allstate’s AI Ecosystem to Include a Personal Agentic Assistant for Customers 
Municipal Insurer Must Pay Share of $14.9 Million Wrongful Incarceration Settlement 
Erie CEO NeCastro Steps Down Early; Bolash Named Interim Leader 
