Thanks, Scott, and good morning, everyone. We were pleased with Tiptree's start to 2023, with strong operating results despite continuing uncertainty regarding interest rates and inflation. Once again, our specialty insurance business, Fortegra, delivered exceptional growth in the first quarter. And our balance sheet remains strong with substantial cash and no holding company debt. Overall revenues for the quarter increased to $382 million, up 17% from the prior year, while contributing adjusted net income of $17 million. At Fortegra, the team continued to deliver with $750 million of gross written premiums, up 25% from the prior year's first quarter while producing an adjusted return on equity of 26%. Growth was led by strength in specialty insurance lines and services business, while excess and surplus lines continue to grow as a driver of the business, with approximately $640 million of premiums over the last 12 months. We have always placed a significant value on the consistency of Fortegra's performance. And in the first quarter, we saw just that with a combined ratio of 91%, which was right in line with its five-year average. The prevailing environment of economic uncertainty, market volatility and capital shortfalls in much of the insurance industry has led to continued favorable markets for specialty risks. We anticipate this hard market environment to extend and view it as an opportunity for Fortegra to grow as it has over the past several years. Fortegra's investment portfolio grew in line with premiums, ending the quarter with $1.3 billion of investable assets. With the front end of the yield curve providing attractive current returns, the portfolio book yield has increased, while simultaneously maintaining a conservative risk profile. Going forward, we believe the portfolio will be a more meaningful driver of profits. In Tiptree Capital, we now have approximately $220 million of capital deployed across our mortgage operations, cash and publicly traded equities for which we take a long-term view. Although our mortgage origination and servicing business experienced a modest loss for the first quarter, management's proactive cost reductions and the appreciation of our servicing book have kept the business near breakeven over this past year despite an unprecedented spike in interest rates. As mortgage rates now appear to stabilize at these higher levels, we maintain a positive outlook for our mortgage business. With significant cash balances on hand, we continue to look for opportunities to generate long-term absolute returns. Having no set holding period and able to take very long-term views, we believe we have a distinct competitive advantage to others seeking to allocate capital. Starting out 2023 with a strong first quarter, we are well positioned to continue our growth, and we maintain a positive outlook for the Company. With that, I'll pass it to Scott for the financial update.