NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — Ken Griffin’s Citadel LLC and Cambiar Investors LLC are among asset managers that reported holdings in Bermuda-based reinsurer Third Point Reinsurance Ltd after the company’s initial public offering.

Citadel owned 2.12 million shares of the reinsurer valued at $30.7 million as of September 30, according to a regulatory filing yesterday. Cambiar had 2.39 million shares at the end of the third quarter, a separate filing showed.

Billionaire hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb helped found Third Point Re about two years ago and took the company public in August, raising $317 million. The business relies on his hedge fund to oversee a portfolio with $1.1 billion in assets. Profit climbed 18 percent to $46.6 million in the third quarter as the underwriting loss narrowed and investment income rose.

“TPRE’s first quarter as a public company surpassed our expectations, driven by strong investment performance, highlighting the potential upside of its investment strategy,” Keefe Bruyette & Woods analysts led by Meyer Shields wrote in a November 12 report, referring to the company by its stock ticker.

Third Point Re slipped two percent to $15.03 in New York trading yesterday. The company has advanced 20 percent from its offering price.

The reinsurer could post an underwriting profit as soon as the second half of 2014, chief executive officer John Berger said on a conference call this week. He said there are opportunities to shoulder risks for companies selling residential policies, workers’ compensation coverage and mortgage insurance.

Affiliates of private-equity firms Kelso & Co and Pine Brook Road Partners LLC hold the largest Third Point Re stakes, according to a regulatory filing in August. Loeb controlled about 8.2 percent of the company.

Griffin, 45, traded convertible bonds as a sophomore at Harvard University and founded Chicago-based Citadel, which oversees about $17 billion. Katie Spring, a spokeswoman for the hedge-fund firm, had no immediate comment.