Resilience has expanded its partnership with UK-based insurer RSA to offer surplus lines of cyber insurance to US businesses through London’s wholesale market. The move allows companies with revenue between $75 million and $10 billion to access coverage outside traditional US markets.
Expanded Cyber Insurance Capacity
Resilience’s new initiative enables US clients to secure cyber insurance capacity in London. The company has widened its binding authority with RSA, allowing underwriting for US-based firms that need or prefer UK-market policies.
Support for Global Risk Exposure
Businesses with operations in the UK and EU can now access Resilience’s cyber risk solutions locally. The expansion is intended to complement Resilience’s existing US-based underwriting and help firms build more efficient cyber insurance programs.
Industry Leaders Comment
George Kotsiopoulos, Resilience’s president of insurance, emphasized that the move strengthens the company’s ability to offer integrated cybersecurity and insurance solutions. In a company press release, Kotsiopouplos said in part, “This new capacity helps our clients and broker partners efficiently structure insurance towers while also enhancing loss prevention strategies.”
Jack Jenner, managing director of international insurance for Resilience, highlighted the company’s role in helping US firms manage cyber risks. “Clients working with London-based brokers can now turn to Resilience for better risk management outcomes,” he noted.
