Heritage shares jump 10% on Q2 results as CEO sees “optimistic signs” from reform

Investors responded to Heritage’s Q2 results by sending the share price up over 10 percent on Wednesday, while its CEO said on an earnings call that he sees “optimistic signs” on the impact of reforms in Florida and that the insurer is “exploring” the Citizens takeout process.

 

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