PIB unveils US expansion with New York move
PIB Group has announced the expansion of its portfolio MGA company Acquinex into the United States.
The broking group described the move as “another key step in PIB’s US growth journey”, following its initial entry into the market in 2025 through the purchase of specialist litigation MGA, Litica.
Acquinex was acquired in 2021 with offices in London, Frankfurt, Warsaw and Copenhagen and was PIB’s first transaction on completion of investment from Apax funds at the turn of the year.
Licences across all statesPIB said a New York office will now enable the MGA to bring its established European
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