President says deal ’will help our clients and broker partners build insurance towers efficiently’
Cyber MGA Resilience has expanded its partnership with RSA to underwrite US-based risks on a surplus lines basis via the London market.
The move targets US firms, with revenues between $75m and $10bn, which require or prefer to access cyber insurance capacity in London.
“Clients in the US who choose to work with a London-based broker can now turn to Resilience to help them drive better outcomes and become more resilient to material losses,” said Jack Jenner, managing director of international insurance for Resilience.
“With this new partnership, we can expand the footprint of companies that benefit from our unique approach to assessing, mitigating and transferring risk.”
’Unique combination’
Resilience can also support US-based firms with risk exposure in the UK and EU with local support for both Resilience Essential and Edge Solution.
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George Kotsiopoulos, president of insurance for Resilience, said the new deal “will help our clients and broker partners build insurance towers efficiently, while also increasing the ability to deliver much-needed loss prevention solutions to clients”.
“Resilience’s leadership in the cyber insurance sector stems from our unique combination of a financially proven platform and our model for continuously engaging with clients to manage their risk,” he added.
His career began in 2019, when he joined a local north London newspaper after graduating from the University of Sheffield with a first-class honours degree in journalism.
He took up the position of deputy news editor at Insurance Times in March 2023, before being promoted to his current role in May 2024.View full Profile
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