Thank you, Michael. For the quarter, Tiptree’s revenues were up 24%, excluding unrealized gains and losses, driven by growth in insurance underwriting and fee-based service revenues. Consolidated net income of $6.9 million was driven by growth in our insurance operations and unrealized investment gains partially offset by the sale of our five vessels in 2022. Impacting the fourth quarters of 2023 and 2022 was a $9 million deferred tax expense related to the deconsolidation of Fortegra for tax purposes. This deferred tax liability is only crystallized on a sale of Fortegra. Adjusted net income for the quarter was $13.9 million, representing an increase of 43% compared to the prior year period. As Michael mentioned, our balance sheet remains well-positioned. We ended the quarter with a highly rated liquid investment portfolio, substantial cash balances, and we continue to maintain a conservative position with respect to our loss reserves at the insurance company. Turning to our insurance results for the quarter, gross written premiums and equivalents increased 38% year-over-year to $724 million, driven by robust growth in specialty E&S and admitted insurance lines along with the benefits from a book-roll transaction with one of our commercial MGA partners. Operationally, there continues to be robust submission activity and a healthy pipeline of new underwriting opportunities across our specialty lines. Net written premiums were $384 million for the quarter, an increase of 57% in line with the growth in gross written premiums, along with increased retention on our whole account quota share agreement from 30% to 40%, which went effective April 1, 2023. Revenues grew by 25% to $433 million and the combined ratio remained consistent at 89.8%. Underwriting improvements were offset by an increased expense ratio as we continue to invest in data science initiatives, bolster our excess and surplus lines capabilities and continue to expand in Europe. Adjusted return on equity for the year was 29%, driven by growth, profitable underwriting and the scalability of our technology enabled platform. Flipping to the investment results, for the year, net investment income, when combined with interest on cash and cash equivalents yielded $38 million compared to $15 million in the prior year. With the decline in rates, we also experienced a $19 million recovery that impacted comprehensive income in 2023. The portfolio ended the year at $1.3 billion with 90% invested in a combination of high credit quality, liquid securities and cash with an average S&P rating of AA. Our embedded book yield was 3.3% at year end, up nearly 60 basis points from the prior year, driven by improving yields on short duration fixed income securities and money market funds. The duration of our fixed income portfolio was approximately 2.5 years, which positions us well as maturities roll and the portfolio grows to reinvest at higher yields. Each quarter, we include the next set of charts to display a snapshot of Fortegra’s results over time. Gross written premium and equivalents have grown 26% annually since 2019, primarily driven by organic growth. For the year, the team delivered $2.7 billion of premiums, an increase of 21% over prior year. Excess and surplus lines represented 30%, or just over $800 million of our 2023 written premiums and equivalents. The combined ratio remains consistent in the low 90s, improving two points over the past five years. As the business mix increasingly trends toward specialty P&C lines, you’ll notice a rise in the loss ratio, which is more than compensated for by decreases in our acquisition expenses and operational efficiencies. Adjusted net income crossed $100 million mark this year, ultimately delivering $116 million or 38% growth year-over-year. Looking ahead, we anticipate the continued hard market environment, in tandem with adding new agents and distribution partners, will continue to extend Fortegra’s growth profile. Turning to Tiptree Capital, the pre-tax loss for the quarter was $2.1 million, driven primarily by losses on invest and our mortgage servicing asset, partially offset by gains on other investments. Mortgage originations for the year were $877 million, down 23% from the prior year, as elevated mortgage rates impacted volumes across the industry. As Michael mentioned, with expectations of lower mortgage rates ahead, we expect origination volumes and margins to normalize throughout 2024. Tiptree Capital ended the quarter with $178 million of book value, with two-thirds allocated to highly liquid investments. Now I’ll pass the call back to Michael to wrap up our prepared remarks.