Casualty
Liability, excess and umbrella programmes.
We place global casualty programmes — liability, excess and umbrella — on a facultative reinsurance basis, and on a non-admitted direct basis in selected territories. Each submission is matched to the markets with genuine appetite for the exposure.
Flexible capacity for global casualty risk
We place casualty business worldwide with programme limits of up to USD 12 million, drawn from multiple markets. That breadth gives us room to respond across territories and classes rather than pushing every risk at the same carrier.
Our team looks at everything from standard risks to complex, multi-territory programmes, paying close attention to structure and wording. If you need to confirm what is realistically available for a specific market, the fastest route is a call.
Trade examples
Our casualty portfolio spans a wide range of cedants and insureds, from large listed groups to mid-market and SME business. We support both standard and complex risks, and we are most useful on placements that demand flexibility and technical understanding.
One accountable point of contact
The person who takes the submission in is the person who places it. There is no committee between you and an answer, and no handover halfway through the process.
We look for solid information and realistic pricing, and we put effort into relationships that last beyond a single renewal.
What we place under Casualty.
Coverages placed
- Public Liability (Third Party Liability)
- Product Liability / Completed Operations Liability
- Employers' Liability
- Automobile Liability
- Employee Benefit Liability
- Sudden, Accidental and Unexpected Pollution
- Fire Liability
- Gradual Pollution
Capacity and appetite.
Capacity
Programmes placed up to USD 12m, with larger limits arranged by layering across markets.
Features & benefits
Global casualty reinsurance with flexible capacity drawn from several markets, adaptable to new products and unusual exposures.
Placement structure
Primary and excess layers, structured around the underlying exposure and wording rather than forced into a standard form.
Appetite
Casualty business on a reinsurance or non-admitted direct basis, including multi-jurisdictional risks and specialised liability programmes.