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Baron Generational Growth Fund says multiple compression at Arch Capital Group stems from a softening in the property & casualty insurance market after years of elevated premium increases. Despite the pricing pressure, Arch is growing written premiums and book value per share and maintaining high returns on equity, underwriting discipline and market share gains. The fund expects premium growth and multiples to reaccelerate when the cycle turns; Arch closed at $95.71 on Sept. 8 with a $33.47 billion market cap, a one‑month return of -1.62% and a 52‑week gain of 5.64%. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Arch Insurance North America has established a US-based transactional liability team to expand its transactional risk insurance offering, initially focusing on representations and warranties and tax coverage. William Carson joins as senior vice-president, transactional risk, reporting to Chris Christon. The move complements Arch's existing worldwide transactional business and aims to strengthen its US distribution and service to brokers and clients. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Arch Insurance North America is establishing a direct US team for transactional risk focused on representations & warranties and tax insurance products. The unit will be led by William Carson as Senior Vice President, Transactional Risk, and will report to Chris Christon. The new platform complements the business that has been operated for more than 15 years through MGA and MGU partners and is intended to expand capacity and market presence in North America. » More on de.investing.com

Arch Insurance North America has promoted Jason Conkin to division president for the Property & Casualty wholesale division. Mike Ward and Joe Morrello were appointed executive vice presidents for E&S Casualty and E&S Property, respectively, and report to Conkin. Jared Stacey is the new senior vice president of wholesale distribution and reports to Sue Srinivasan. The restructuring consolidates E&S Property and E&S Casualty under a single division head; Valerie Turpin will retire on July 1. » More on de.investing.com

Arch Capital has issued senior notes totaling $2 billion, split into $600 million with a 5.250% coupon (maturing 2036) and $1.4 billion with a 5.950% coupon (maturing 2056). Proceeds will be used, among other things, to repay a $500 million note (4.011%, due 2026) and to settle tender offers for notes maturing in 2043 and 2046; remaining proceeds for general corporate purposes. The closing is expected on June 9, 2026, and the deal is led by Wells Fargo, BofA, J.P. Morgan and Lloyds under a registered shelf prospectus. » More on de.investing.com