Carrier Appetite / Southern Fidelity Managing Agency (Capitol Preferred Insurance Company)
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Southern Fidelity Managing Agency (Capitol Preferred Insurance Company)

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Reviewed Jul 1, 2026
Last Changed Jul 1, 2026
Country United States

This appetite summary is only a guide. Confirm eligibility, submission requirements, restrictions, and binding authority directly with the carrier or underwriter before relying on it.

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Allied lines Commercial multiple peril Fire Home Inland marine Other liability
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Carrier appetite summary

No verified current official underwriting, appetite, producer, broker, or submission page could be confirmed for Southern Fidelity Managing Agency or Capitol Preferred Insurance Company. Official Florida DFS receivership records show Capitol Preferred Insurance Company was merged into Southern Fidelity Insurance Company on September 8, 2020, and Southern Fidelity Insurance Company was placed into liquidation on June 15, 2022; policies were cancelled effective July 15, 2022. Because the carrier is in liquidation and no current official carrier underwriting/broker portal was verified, there is no current publishable risk appetite or submission guidance to refresh. Historical official records indicate the organization wrote primarily property business, including homeowners, and was authorized for business in Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina before liquidation. Operationally, treat this market as unavailable for new home submissions. Geographic notes: historical operations included FL, LA, MS, and SC, but there is no current active underwriting authority confirmed. Submission requirements: none confirmed because no active official submission path or producer guidance was verified. Broker/producer notes: agents should not place new business here; DFS states there are no longer any Southern Fidelity or Capitol Preferred policies in effect other than flood policy exceptions discussed in the receivership FAQ, and former agents/policyholders are directed to the Florida Department of Financial Services receiver resources for runoff, claims, and policy record matters.