Asset management firm launches institutional-investment insurance business

Arrow Global Group – an asset management firm specialising in private credit and real estate investment – has today (25 March 2026) launched a new global insurance business, which it says is “designed to capture institutional investment opportunities across the insurance value chain”.

The firm said that the new venture, named Arrow Global Insurance (AGI), will allow it to “deploy its underwriting, structuring and capital management expertise into the insurance market” via its existing investment platform.

AGI will focus exclusively on non-catastrophe lines including property, casualty and speciality insurance, but will not operate in the climate, life or consumer markets.

The new company’s formation follows Arrows founding of MGA Toremis Speciality, part of Legatus Group, in 2024, and reinsurer Halldora Re in 2025 to enable its insurance-led investment aims.

AGI stated that by controlling key elements of the insurance value chain it was able to “capture multiple sources of return, including underwriting margin, fee income and investment returns on insurance premiums, creating a scalable, capital-efficient opportunity set for its investors”.

Investor opportunity

Zach Lewy, chief executive and chief investment officer at Arrow Global Group, said: “Arrow Global Insurance provides opportunities for our investors to access the global specialty insurance market by utilising Arrow’s expertise.

“This is a fragmented market with growing demand for specialist risk solutions and we believe that controlling the value chain allows us to generate attractive returns through a highly aligned and efficient operating network.”

Dan Adams, managing director and head of insurance at Arrow Global Group, added: “The opportunity in specialty insurance lies in embracing complexity. We have built the AGI model to do this at scale, combining technical expertise, underwriting agility and institutional capital.”