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Ryan Specialty Holdings, Inc. filings document the public-company records of a specialty insurance intermediary with Class A common stock listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Its 8-K reports cover operating and financial results, regular quarterly dividends, share repurchase activity, material agreements involving equity compensation and stock repurchases, and Regulation FD disclosures related to company announcements.
Ryan Specialty proxy and governance filings describe director elections, annual meeting voting results, independent auditor ratification, advisory executive compensation votes, board composition, shareholder proposal procedures, named executive compensation, equity awards and related governance matters. The filings also record director transitions and capital-structure disclosures tied to the company’s incentive plans and shareholder return programs.
RYAN Q2-25 (10-Q) highlights:
- Total revenue rose 23% YoY to $855.2 M, driven by Wholesale Brokerage +7%, Binding Authority +17% and an 73% surge in Underwriting Management.
- Operating income grew 16% to $191.1 M; operating margin slipped 120 bp to 22.3% as compensation and amortization outpaced top-line growth.
- Net income attributable to RYAN increased 11% to $52.0 M; diluted EPS up to $0.38 (vs $0.37).
- Six-month view: revenue +24% to $1.55 B, but EPS fell 63% to $0.18 on sharply higher amortization (+130%) and interest expense (+86%).
- Interest expense climbed to $58.3 M in the quarter, reflecting higher borrowings; long-term debt now $3.41 B (+6% YTD).
- Cash & equivalents fell to $172.6 M (-68% YTD) after $565 M cash spent on three acquisitions: Velocity Risk Underwriters, USQRisk Holdings and 360° Underwriting. Goodwill rose to $3.09 B.
- Operating cash flow improved 37% to $210.8 M; however free cash flow was negative due to acquisition spend.
- Shares outstanding: 128.0 M Class A, 135.7 M Class B as of 7/28/25.
Key takeaways: Strong organic and acquisitive growth continues, but leverage, amortization charges and TRA obligations are weighing on net earnings and liquidity.