A $3.50 special dividend, roughly $290 million, lands with shareholders of record November 16, funded by a quarter where $1.21 of core earnings came from the one-time Charleston Harbor marina sale. Strip that out and the insurance engine still held up: net written premiums rose 9% with renewal pricing up about 6% excluding workers' comp.
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