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Glacier Insurance Holdings

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Fact

What the filings say

Glacier Insurance Holdings reports net premiums of $118M in its most recent annual filing. The company is classified as financials and listed on OTC.glac-10k-fy25

Sell-side coverage is currently classified no coverage — the last analyst-coverage change on file is dated 2024-04-04.glac-10k-fy25

Calculation

Computed from the filings

Reconstructed combined ratio on a trailing basis comes to 92.4%. This is computed deterministically — the model did not produce the figure.glac-10k-fy25

Opinion

What the desk would check next

The desk surfaced this name from the coverage-gap screen. The next checks worth running are independent triangulation of the disclosure that drove the surfacing, and a recheck of the customer or product concentration disclosed in the filing.glac-10k-fy25

Suggested next questions

What does the latest 10-K disclose about Glacier Insurance Holdings's customer concentration? →Which of the calculated metrics has the weakest source basis on GLAC? →What would change the desk's view on GLAC? →Why does GLAC have zero analyst coverage today? →
How this brief was produced: The seeded@1adapter composed text from a fixed template per layer. Numbers were substituted from the deterministic metric layer (no model arithmetic). Citations are pulled directly from the metrics’ source lists.