Tower Hill Insurance Exchange $290mm Senior Surplus Note Refinancing
Company and Transaction Overview
Tower Hill Insurance Exchange (“THIE”) completed a $290mm senior surplus note refinancing
- The financing is funded by a consortium of investors including Gallatin Point Capital LLC and other third-party investors
- Proceeds will be used to retire and replace existing senior surplus note obligations
- The new note has a seven-year term, maturing September 2033
- Transaction closed on September 22, 2026
THIE is a leading Florida homeowners focused, Demotech “A” rated reciprocal exchange that launched in December 2021
- Has scaled to ~$1.2 billion of gross premium written since launch, ranking among the largest residential property writers in the state
- Formed as a long-term solution to provide reliable insurance coverage while also achieving profitability in the Florida personal lines marketplace
Tower Hill Insurance Group is a premier managing general agent writing business across 10 states with a core Florida focus
- Specializes in the underwriting and placement of residential and commercial property risks
- One of the largest residential property and homeowners' underwriters in Florida, with a proven ability to generate profits across multiple market cycles
- Over $1.5 billion of written premium in 2025
- Underwrites on behalf of THIE and other third-party carriers

Howden Capital Markets & Advisory Role
HCMA acted as exclusive transaction advisor and placement agent to THIE; key roles and responsibilities included:
- Marketing the transaction, identifying potential surplus note investors and introducing the counterparties
- Assistance with development of a detailed financial model and investor marketing materials
- Assistance in the negotiation of key terms with investors
- Coordinating investor diligence and preparation of financial supplements
- Offering insight into surplus note offering transaction terms and conditions
This transaction further solidifies HCMA as the leading investment advisor for reciprocal exchange formations and capital raises