MS Amlin reveals future plan for UK business

‘Tremendous’ potential seen for rebranded firm following the completion of a £3.4 billion merger

Insurance News

By Louie Bacani

Insurer MS Amlin has set out its vision for the future of its property and casualty (P&C) business in the UK following the completion of a £3.4 billion business merger earlier this year.
 
Formed in February when MSIG completed the acquisition of Amlin’s UK operations, the rebranded insurer now offers the combined strengths of the two companies to provide a comprehensive and significantly enhanced proposition for brokers and clients.
 
With an increased underwriting appetite across all lines, MS Amlin said it is making its specialty underwriting expertise more accessible throughout the UK.
 
MS Amlin said an extensive UK regional office network gives broker partners access to greater capacity and a broader range of products with enhanced financial security.
 
The insurer added that its UK business aims to achieve greater flexibility in meeting client needs and have a tailored approach for certain risks, with mono-line and cross-class package capability.
 
“This is a powerful alliance that combines a great breadth of expertise to provide the strength and scale of a composite insurer with the agility, service and underwriting expertise of a specialist,” said Elizabeth Graham, UK country manager of the P&C business at MS Amlin.
 
“With a robust platform and a can-do approach to supporting brokers, MS Amlin’s potential is tremendous,” she added.
 
 
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