R&Q increases capacity to £15m
The MGA has announced a three year underwriting capacity agreement which will allow it to write larger line sizes for property owners’ products.
R&Q Commercial Risk Services (R&Q CRS), part of R&Q MGA, has announced a new long term capacity agreement, increasing total underwriting capacity to £15m.
The organisation said the three year agreement will see R&Q CRS supported by four Lloyd's syndicates and in addition to increasing its capacity, the deal will allow R&Q CRS to write significantly larger line sizes for its property owners products.
In turn, this will contribute to R&Q CRS's strategic objective of doubling in size over the next
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