Excess and surplus
Dedicated to the wholesale channel
The risk landscape is growing in complexity, creating more reasons to provide direct access to the excess and surplus (E&S) market. As companies evolve their operations to adapt to the current environment, their exposures are also shifting. The E&S market is equipped to quickly address these rapidly changing, and sometimes hard-to-place, risks.
If you’re looking for a long-term partner serving the wholesale market, look to us. Our dedicated wholesale distribution and product-specific underwriting teams are ready to partner with wholesale brokers to create unique solutions that meet businesses’ needs.
We offer coverage in variety of areas across a diverse mix of industry classes. Learn more about Ironshore’s offerings for the E&S market.
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Our commercial and specialty insurance products and services are distributed through brokers and agents. If you are interested in our solutions for your business, please contact your agent or broker. If you are an agent or broker, please reach out to our team for more information.
Eric Guinan
West
Los Angeles, CA
Bryan Marks
Programs
New York, NY
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