MS Amlin confirms exit from aviation market
Provider announced its decision to exit nine lines of business last month.
MS Amlin has confirmed its exit from the aviation insurance market.
From today (14 October), the insurer will no longer write aviation insurance renewals or new business.
The decision excludes the aviation hull war portfolio, which will continue to be underwritten by MS Amlin’s war team.
Simon Beale, chief executive officer at MS Amlin, said: “The run-off of the aviation insurance book will allow us to focus our attention on our new underwriting strategy and build on the progress we have made
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