Canopius Managing Agents launches Canopius Underwriting
Canopius Managing Agents has launched a service company, Canopius Underwriting. Canopius, through its merger with Creechurch Underwriting in 2006, acquired two service companies Impact Underwriting and Charrington 962. In support of future development through the service company distribution channel, Canopius has, with immediate effect, merged the two companies into a single entity - Canopius Underwriting.
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