’It brings additional, meaningful capacity to the London market,’ says managing director for management liability
Amiga Specialty has secured new Lloyd’s capacity to support its management liability proposition for SME and mid-market businesses.
The new facility strengthens Amiga’s capability to deliver underwriting-led propositions across directors’ and officers’ and broader management liability risks.
The capacity is focused on the UK and Europe as core territories, whilst retaining flexibility to support international operations and cross-border exposures where appropriate.
James Rasmussen, managing director for management liability at Amiga, said: “This Lloyd’s-backed facility reinforces our underwriting-led approach, combining disciplined judgement with speed, clarity and a genuine understanding of risk.
“It brings additional, meaningful capacity to the London market.”
Adam Kembrooke, group managing director and founder at Amiga, added: “Securing Lloyd’s capacity is an important step in scaling Amiga.
“The management liability proposition benefits significantly from Lloyd’s reputation and licensing infrastructure, reinforcing our commitment to underwriting-led growth, long-term broker partnerships and building specialist teams around people we trust.”
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