Fidelis Partnership (TFP) reported $5.4 billion in written premiums across all capacity providers for the year ended December 31, 2025, up from $4.7 billion in 2024, with organic revenue up 10%.
TFP Executive Chairman and CEO Richard Brindle praised the company for delivering excellent growth in 2025, demonstrating the strength of its team, the commitment of its capacity providers, and the need for high-confidence, creative underwriting in today’s complex risk landscape.
Another key performance metric highlighted by TFP is EBITDA, which will exceed $400 million by 2025, with an EBITDA margin of approximately 60%.
According to reports, TFP’s Pine Walk MGA platform momentum will also continue in 2025, with premiums increasing to $1 billion for 16 units.
Five business units launched in 2025 covering Casualty, Latin America and Asia Pacific Guaranteed and Structured Credit, Latin American Treaty Reinsurance, Accident and Health and Alternative Risk Transfer.
TFP said it has a strong new unit pipeline in 2026, with leading underwriters attracted by Pine Walk’s comprehensive proposition, which includes day-one capacity across multiple capacity providers, structured day-one liquidity and a service package that allows underwriters to focus on underwriting and distribution.
“Fidelis Insurance Group continues to be our primary capital partner through our 10-year rolling binder. I am proud of the growth we have achieved across our two underwriting platforms, Fidelis Underwriting and Pine Walk, and the steps we have taken to build the world’s leading independent specialty underwriting and risk allocation organization,” Brindle added.
He continued: “In 2025, TFP moved quickly and took a leadership role to take advantage of changing market conditions, seize emerging growth opportunities and unlock capacity where it is needed most.
“Our innovative data center solutions delivering $1.6 billion of capacity across categories, including more than $250 million through our landmark data center construction alliance, exemplify these commitments and demonstrate the leadership and innovation TFP brings to the Lloyd’s market.
“Our organic growth has been outstanding. Since 2024, our organic growth has been complemented by our return to Lloyd’s and the launch of Syndicate 3123, which today is one of the largest domain-backed syndicates. Additionally, we have successfully launched a second syndicate, Syndicate 2126, in partnership with Blackstone.
We have raised third-party capital to support $1.3 billion in premiums between syndicates through 2026 and this is just the beginning of an exciting journey ahead, leveraging Lloyd’s ratings, global licensing and distribution to support profitable growth. “
Brindle concluded: “At its core, TFP is a fast-moving, dynamic problem-solving business that embraces uncertainty to help clients navigate a world that is more complex than ever. Backed by this unwavering philosophy and the brightest minds in the industry, we are excited to continue our momentum of excellence in 2026.”
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