Admiral Insurance Group
Admiral focuses on excess and surplus lines insurance distributed through wholesale brokers.
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Admiral focuses on excess and surplus lines insurance distributed through wholesale brokers.
At-Bay presents insurance and managed detection and response as connected offerings.
Atlantic Casualty publishes commercial general liability, property and garage insurance.
Benchmark develops specialty insurance programs with program managers, MGAs, MGUs, captives and carriers.
biBerk lists workers compensation, business owners policies, general liability and professional liability among its business products.
Blitz describes itself as a full-stack managing general underwriter serving excess and surplus lines business.
CapSpecialty provides specialty insurance for small and midsize businesses.
CFC publishes products for cyber, professional liability, intellectual property and product recall exposures.
CFC positions Corporate cyber for businesses with revenue of $250 million and above.
CFC lists Cyber (admitted) separately from Cyber Proactive Response and Corporate cyber.
CFC Cyber excess is offered above primary cyber insurance.
CFC positions Cyber Proactive Response for businesses with revenue from $0 to $250 million.
Chubb publishes business insurance for small businesses, midsize companies and large organizations.
Clear Spring’s public property and casualty product offering lists workers compensation.
Coalition combines cyber insurance with security tools and incident response services.
CompScience combines a workers compensation insurance program with workplace risk management.
Core Specialty operates specialist underwriting divisions through subsidiary insurers.
Coterie publishes business owners policies, general liability and professional liability for small businesses.
Counterpart’s management liability offering includes private company and nonprofit directors and officers insurance.
Cover Whale focuses on commercial trucking insurance.
Cowbell publishes cyber insurance and technology professional indemnity products.
Prime 100 is an admitted standalone cyber product for businesses with up to $100 million in revenue.
Prime One is a nonadmitted standalone cyber product with published available limits up to $10 million.
Prime Tech combines technology errors and omissions with cyber insurance for technology businesses with up to $1 billion in revenue.
Dellwood Specialty Insurance Company describes itself as an excess and surplus lines carrier for small and middle-market commercial risks.
Distinguished Programs publishes specialist insurance programs for real estate and hospitality risks.
DUAL North America describes itself as an underwriting organization.
EMPLOYERS identifies small-business workers compensation as its core insurance focus.
ERGO NEXT markets insurance for small businesses across industries including construction, food and cleaning.
Everspan describes itself as a risk-bearing partner for program business using a participatory fronting model.
Falcon Risk Services describes underwriting and claims services for management, professional and cyber liability and identifies itself as an HDI company.
Falvey organizes specialist underwriting businesses around marine and logistics exposures.
Foxquilt publishes commercial general liability and professional errors and omissions offerings.
Great American organizes its insurance offering around specialist businesses and industries.
Hiscox publishes small-business insurance options including general liability and professional liability.
ICAT focuses on catastrophe-exposed property insurance for homes and businesses.
Kinsale is an excess and surplus lines insurer focused on difficult commercial property, casualty and specialty risks.
Ledgebrook describes itself as a technology-enabled excess and surplus lines managing general agent.
LIO publishes products for community associations, amateur sports, and nonprofit and social service organizations.
LIO Specialty describes an excess and surplus lines offering for wholesale brokers.
Markel’s US product information spans casualty, professional and management liability, property and marine insurance.
MGT identifies itself as a commercial insurance carrier focused on small businesses.
Nationwide publishes business owners policies, commercial property and commercial auto insurance.
Nautilus focuses on commercial excess and surplus lines business.
NIP Group publishes specialist programs for tree services, landscaping and lawn care businesses.
NIP’s SitePro excavation program identifies grading, excavation, site preparation and land improvement contractors.
NIP’s SitePro road program identifies paving contractors and roadway striping contractors.
TreePro is NIP’s program for tree service professionals, including pruning, removal, utility line clearance, spraying and plant health care.
Normandy’s website identifies workers compensation as an insurance company offering.
Obie focuses on insurance for landlords and real estate investors.
Palomar publishes commercial earthquake and inland marine insurance.
Paragon’s golf program identifies golf courses, country clubs and golf management companies, including ranges and golf shops.
Paragon describes a managing general agency with specialist insurance programs.
Paragon’s rental program addresses party rental businesses, homeowner tool rental and construction equipment rental.
WineRe is Paragon’s program for wineries, host and virtual wineries, custom crush operations and related winemaking businesses.
Pie focuses its public insurance offering on workers compensation for small businesses.
Rainbow distributes its insurance products through independent agents.
Rainbow’s restaurant program combines property and general liability in a business owners policy and lists excess liability.
Richmond National writes excess and surplus lines insurance for small and midsize businesses.
RSUI describes a wholesale underwriting business with authority to underwrite insurance.
Skyward Specialty organizes its offering into businesses including transactional excess and surplus lines, industry solutions and professional lines.
Spinnaker describes a property and casualty insurance business supporting managing general agents and program administrators.
Steadily focuses its public insurance offering on landlords and rental properties.
The Hartford publishes business owners policy insurance for small businesses.
Thimble lists general liability and professional liability in its small-business insurance offering.
Travelers publishes commercial auto and trucking insurance among its business products.
Upland publishes primary liability and supported excess for construction-related risks.
US Assure focuses prominently on builders risk and course-of-construction insurance.
USLI focuses on specialty insurance for smaller-premium accounts.
Westchester is Chubb’s excess and surplus lines specialty business.
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