“So there's will be less session you know, throughout you know, 2026.”

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“, you know, this was for the SPV, it was the first you know, one where we did third party risk. And so, you know, we are taking some of that on our balance sheet, and then the remaining is going into the SPV. So we'll see some organic growth from there. And you know, I I don't know how much I wanna go into this just because I wanna be able to take some other questions. But, you know, the high net worth was always supposed to be you know, I'd mentioned this well over a year ago that we were going to do a whole account quota share to bring in partners. We brought in five. And we would determine in a year or so if we wanted to reduce that. And so we did reduce it to three, and the three partners that we have you know, could be likely insurance company paper options down the road for the MGA. So there's will be less session you know, throughout you know, 2026. So I I think all of those are contributing in a way that is positive to growth and, you know, not one in particular is driving the outcome. Alex Scott: Very helpful. Thank you. Operator: Thank you. Our next question comes from Meyer Shields with KBW. Your line is open. Meyer Shields: Great. Thanks so much. Keith, in your comments, you mentioned additional margin in casualty lines. I was hoping you could add a little detail to that. Keith Walsh: Thanks, Meyer. Yes. We we did talk about that. You know, I wanted to just maybe level set a bit. One of the things we have talked about is you know, we've been very conservative, I think, on our casualty and probably ahead of the curve over the last several years. We talked about this at Investor Day. We raised our loss cost trend assumptions back”