American Integrity Insurance Group, Inc., a Tampa-based property and casualty insurance holding company, announced the appointment of Brian Foley as chief financial officer, effective April 6, 2026.
Foley succeeds Ben Lurie, who will assume an advisory role while continuing to serve as a board member of the company’s insurance subsidiary and co-chair of its investment committee. He will also continue to serve as chief financial officer of Sowell & Co., a founding investor in American Integrity.
Foley has more than a decade of experience at the intersection of capital markets and insurance, with a proven track record in capital formation, M&A and strategic financial leadership.
Prior to joining American Integrity, he served as an investment banker at KBW, where he advised insurance companies on a broad range of financing and strategic transactions.
During his 11-year tenure with KBW’s insurance and asset management team, he rose from analyst to director and served as a trusted advisor on a number of high-profile transactions, including American Integrity’s 2025 initial public offering and subsequent follow-on offerings.
Previously, Foley was an equity analyst at Balyasny Asset Management, focusing on the property and casualty insurance sector and contributing to the investment strategy of the long/short market neutral portfolio. He began his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers as an audit associate in the firm’s Financial Institutions practice.
“Brian is an outstanding addition to our leadership team at a critical time in our company’s journey,” said Robert Ritchie, CEO of American Integrity.
“He combines deep capital markets expertise with a clear understanding of our business, industry and future long-term opportunities. As we look to continue to scale with discipline and purpose, Brian will play a central role in our goal of strengthening our financial strategy, deepening investor engagement and driving sustained shareholder value.”
President Jon Ritchie added: “Brian brings a rare level of rigor, vision and consistency. He understands our story, understands the mechanics of our business and appreciates the discipline required to win in this market. As we continue to grow, his leadership will be instrumental in how we allocate capital, execute consistently and achieve our long-term goals.”
Robert Ritchie added, “I would also like to thank Ben Lurie for his outstanding leadership during one of the most important chapters in our company’s history. Ben helped guide American Integrity through its transformation into a public company with discipline, integrity and excellence. We are grateful that he will continue to contribute his insights and experience during his tenure with the company.”