Bollington cuts ties with Gefion
Bollington suspends trading with the unrated Danish insurer, which has been providing capacity for its MGA, Anjuna Underwriting, since 2017.
Bollington has confirmed that it has suspended trading with unrated Danish insurer Gefion Insurance until further notice.
The move is effective from Monday 17 February. It was first reported by sister title Post.
Bollington stated that it will continue to offer alternative terms to brokers on a wholesale basis, and to retail clients from their existing A-rated capacity providers for new business and renewal cases.
Chris Patterson, group managing director, commented: “We have kept very close
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