Kinsale CFO Bryan Petrucelli to retire in March; accounting chief Christopher Tangard to succeed him

Kinsale Capital Group is lining up a new chief financial officer while keeping its current one close.

CFO Bryan Petrucelli will retire effective March 2, 2027, according to an 8-K the specialty insurer filed Thursday. Christopher Tangard, senior vice president and chief accounting officer, will succeed him.

Petrucelli joins the board

The board elected Petrucelli as a director on Oct. 22, increasing the board's size to 10 from nine.

Tangard has been chief accounting officer since March 2024 and joined Kinsale in 2019. He previously worked at KPMG.

The announcement came alongside Kinsale's third-quarter results, in which operating earnings rose to $5.70 a share even as gross written premiums fell 4.8%.

By the numbers

• Retirement date: March 2, 2027
• Board size: 10, up from nine
• Tangard at Kinsale since: 2019

Sources

1. Kinsale Capital Group, Inc., Form 8-K (Item 5.02) dated Oct. 22, 2026, accession 0001669162-26-000051

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