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Palomar Holdings

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56
Latest disclosed NPS
12 Nov 2020
1
NPS entries
1 with a number
96%
Retention
5 Aug 2026
2019–26
Years covered
16 entries in all

In their words

“Premium retention exceeded 96% and renewal policies continue to include a 10% inflation guard.”
— D. Armstrong, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q2 2026 · 5 Aug 2026
“Premium retention rate of a healthy 97% for our admitted flagship”
— Mac Armstrong, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q4 2025 · 12 Feb 2026
“Strong policy retention, a robust 88% for our Flagship Residential Earthquake business.”
— D. Armstrong, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q3 2025 · 7 Nov 2025

NPS disclosures (1)

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12 Nov 2020
NPS56

Palomar Holdings reported a Net Promoter Score of 56 in its S-1 filing.

— reported by nasdaq.com · 12 Nov 2020
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Retention disclosures (15)

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5 Aug 2026
Retention96%

Retention rate: 96% (Q2 2026) — “Premium retention exceeded 96% and renewal policies continue to include a 10% inflation guard.”

— D. Armstrong, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q2 2026 · 5 Aug 2026
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12 Feb 2026
Retention97%

Retention rate (Residential Earthquake (admitted flagship)): 97% (Q4 2025) — “premium retention rate of a healthy 97% for our admitted flagship”

— Mac Armstrong, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q4 2025 · 12 Feb 2026
Earnings call, Q4 2025 ↗
7 Nov 2025
Retention88%

Retention rate (Residential Earthquake): 88% (Q3 2025) — “strong policy retention, a robust 88% for our Flagship Residential Earthquake business.”

— D. Armstrong, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q3 2025 · 7 Nov 2025
Earnings call, Q3 2025 ↗
5 Aug 2025
Retention87%

Retention rate (Residential Earthquake): 87% (Q2 2025) — “the 87% policy retention and 10% inflation guard on the existing book.”

— D. McDonald Armstrong, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q2 2025 · 5 Aug 2025
Earnings call, Q2 2025 ↗
8 May 2022
Retention90%

Retention rate (Residential Earthquake): 90% (Q1 2022) — “we averaged 90%-plus policy retention for that line”

— Mac Armstrong, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q1 2022 · 8 May 2022
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8 May 2021
Retention93%

Retention rate (Residential Earthquake, Commercial Earthquake, Hawaii Hurricane): 93% (Q1 2021) — “Residential Earthquake, Commercial Earthquake and Hawaii Hurricane experienced retention rates above 93%.”

— Mac Armstrong, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q1 2021 · 8 May 2021
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8 May 2021
Retention90%

Retention rate: 90% (Q1 2021) — “Our premium retention exceeded 90% across our book during the first quarter”

— Mac Armstrong, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q1 2021 · 8 May 2021
Earnings call, Q1 2021 ↗
27 Feb 2021
Retention87%

Retention rate: 87% (FY2020) — “87% for the full year 2020”

— Mac Armstrong, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q4 2020 · 27 Feb 2021
Earnings call, Q4 2020 ↗
27 Feb 2021
Retention84%

Retention rate: 84% (Q4 2020) — “premium retention rates of 84% during the fourth quarter”

— Mac Armstrong, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q4 2020 · 27 Feb 2021
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9 Aug 2020
Retention88%

Retention rate: 88% (Q2 2020) — “premium retention rates of 88%, consistent with the 90% achieved during the first quarter”

— Mac Armstrong, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q2 2020 · 9 Aug 2020
Earnings call, Q2 2020 ↗
10 May 2020
Retention90%

Retention rate: 90% (Q1 2020) — “premium retention rates of 90% compared to 89% in the fourth quarter”

— Mac Armstrong, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q1 2020 · 10 May 2020
Earnings call, Q1 2020 ↗
19 Feb 2020
Retention89%

Retention rate: 89% (Q4 2019) — “Average monthly premium retention across all lines of business was 89% during the quarter”

— Mac Armstrong, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q4 2019 · 19 Feb 2020
Earnings call, Q4 2019 ↗
10 Nov 2019
Retention87%

Retention rate: 87% (Q3 2019) — “Average monthly premium across all lines of business was 87% during the quarter”

— Mac Armstrong, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q3 2019 · 10 Nov 2019
Earnings call, Q3 2019 ↗
13 Aug 2019
Retention88%

Retention rate: 88% (Q2 2019) — “Average monthly premium retention across all lines of business was 88%”

— D. Armstrong, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q2 2019 · 13 Aug 2019
Earnings call, Q2 2019 ↗
16 May 2019
Retention84%

Retention rate: 84% (FY2018) — “average monthly premium retention of 84%, with our largest line, Residential Earthquake, above 93%”

— As our book of business grows and continues to diversify, we further use data analytics to manage risk at a portfolio level and inform our risk transfer strategy. Our risk transfer strategy is premised around 3 concepts, Palomar Holdings · Earnings call, Q1 2019 · 16 May 2019
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Every figure here was publicly disclosed by the named company: press releases, annual reports, SEC filings, earnings calls and news coverage. Companies tend to publish their NPS when it is good, so these numbers run higher than a true industry average: read them as what leading companies in this vertical say publicly, not as an industry benchmark.

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