Hamilton Insurance Group Accepts Resignation of Chief Financial Officer

Hamilton Insurance Group Ltd. (NYSE: HG) disclosed the resignation of its chief financial officer in a Form 8-K filed with the SEC on May 6 2026.

The filing under Item 5.02 states that the company accepted the resignation of the named executive from the principal financial officer position. The document does not specify an effective date beyond the filing itself nor does it cite a cause for the departure.

Item 5.07 reports the submission of matters to a vote of security holders while Item 7.01 contains Regulation FD disclosure and Item 9.01 includes exhibits.

The change removes the current principal financial officer from that role immediately upon acceptance of the resignation. Hamilton Insurance Group must now designate either a permanent replacement or an interim officer to fulfill the responsibilities of principal financial and accounting officer.

SEC rules require the company to amend its disclosures within four business days of naming any successor.

Downstream the company must update its internal control certifications under Section 302 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act to reflect the new signatory. The transition also obligates Hamilton Insurance Group to file any related compensatory arrangements or separation agreements as exhibits in subsequent reports.

Rating agencies and reinsurance counterparties routinely review such filings for continuity of financial leadership at Bermuda-based insurers with U.S. listings.

This marks the latest executive departure reported by Hamilton Insurance Group in its SEC filings since its public listing. The company last updated its officer roster through a prior 8-K that similarly invoked Item 5.02 to announce a different senior management change.

Standard practice following such resignations includes appointment of an interim officer until a permanent replacement is identified and disclosed in a follow-on filing.