Industry experts question Brindle's call to arms following Fidelis launch
Capital raising-ability and difficulties in obtaining a credit rating have been cited as barriers to other insurance companies emulating the business model employed by Richard Brindle's new $1.5bn (£964m) start-up Fidelis.
The Lancashire Holdings founder and former CEO announced the extent of investment in Bermuda-based Fidelis on 10 June. Private equity houses Crestview Partners and CVC Capital, investment firm Pine
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