Key facts
- Acrisure reported third-quarter earnings showing an improvement in broker retention, according to the report.
- The report said Acrisure inadvertently gave creditors access to an internal spreadsheet.
- The report said Acrisure then demanded creditors not act on financial metrics they might have seen.
Acrisure, an insurance brokerage and fintech, reported third-quarter earnings that showed an improvement in broker retention, according to a report that did not date the event.
The report said the results followed a period in which the company inadvertently gave creditors access to an internal spreadsheet and then demanded they not act on the financial metrics they might have seen.
The body gave no revenue, profit or retention figure, named no creditor, and did not say when the spreadsheet was shared or when the demand was made.