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Orion180 Files for IPO, Eyeing Home and Flood Insurance Market

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 20 August 2026, 20:36 UTC By Anthony Hughes 1 min read
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Orion180 Insurance Group Inc. filed for a US initial public offering, as the company looks to carve out a bigger share of the fast-growing specialty homeowners and flood insurance market.

Orion180 Insurance Group Inc. filed for a US initial public offering, as the company looks to carve out a bigger share of the fast-growing specialty homeowners and flood insurance market.
IPO (ORG) Eyeing Home and Flood Insurance Market Orion180 Insurance Group Inc. (ORG) US (LOCATION)
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