Organisations We Work With

There are many different external organisations – Companies, Syndicates, Managing Agents, Regulatory Bodies and Industry Groups – with whom we interact and have a relationship.

We could not operate – legally or at all – without some of these organisations. Others are available as a source of information and/or legislative guidance. These organisations are useful, helping to further our knowledge and expand industry awareness.

For further information on some external companies and bodies with whom we have a relationship with, please click on the appropriate link.

XL Catlin

The combined XL Catlin syndicates have a number one Lloyd’s position and together with the UK companies, have a strong market leading presence in the UK and Ireland insurance and reinsurance markets. They write more than 40 lines of business in the UK/Ireland alone, across their Lloyd’s and company platforms. They offer a broad array of Specialty, Professional, Property and Casualty products.

http://xlcatlin.com/

 

Beazley

Beazley is a specialist insurer with three decades of experience in providing clients with the highest standards of underwriting and claims service. Through their Lloyd's syndicates and service companies, they are licensed to trade surplus lines insurance and reinsurance in the US and in over 65 territories worldwide.

http://www.beazley.com/

 

The Chartered Insurance Institute

The CII is the premier professional organisation in the insurance and financial services industry. RAM ensures all of its broker & client facing staff are qualified to a minimum standard of GR1 and promotes their continuous personal development via the CII. RAM contributes to the training material and has submitted several of the examination questions for the GR1 qualification.

http://www.cii.co.uk/

 

GRID

GRiD aims to promote group risk through a collective voice to Government, policymakers, stakeholders and employers. GRiD seeks to enhance the industry's standing by encouraging best practice and by participating in industry wide initiatives such as the professional qualification in group risk managed jointly with the Chartered Insurance Institute.

https://grouprisk.org.uk/

 

Managing General Agents' Association

Managing General Agents (MGAs) are an important, established and fast-growing sector of the UK insurance industry. MGAs deserve specific representation to lobby on their behalf, communicate their considerable benefits and drive best practice and so the Managing General Agents’ Association (MGAA) was formed in 2011 to fulfil this role. As a not-for-profit organisation, the MGAA, and its board of directors and specialist committees focus 100% on shaping the future of delegated underwriting in the UK.

https://www.mgaa.co.uk/

 

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