Our Firm By The Numbers
We are a global specialty insurance distributor with expertise in property, casualty, professional lines and specialty group benefit products.
$17.4B
of annual premium placements
5,400+
Employees across over 118 locations in 31 states and 12 countries
49
Built organically and through 49 acquisitions since 2002
Areas of Specialty
Property & Casualty
As the leader in specialty insurance distribution, we work with retail insurance agents, brokers and consultants to provide solutions to their commercial property and casualty risk placement challenges.
Group Benefits
Everything we do is for the single purpose of helping insurance professionals find the specialty products and administrative solutions they need.
Our Culture
Culture is a critical component of what makes AmWINS unique.
While our heritage is comprised of many companies we've acquired,
our culture is very clearly AmWINS. We work as one team committed to
collaboration, teamwork, and never settling for the status quo.
Featured Insights
The Ripple Effect of Social Inflation and Nuclear Verdicts on the Insurance Industry
12/08/20
Social inflation is an issue that continues to gain intensity. The term describes the convergence of societal and legal trends resulting in increased litigation and larger jury awards. As these cases are tipping in the plaintiff’s favor, social inflation is adversely impacting insurance capacity and increasing pricing. This article explores the issues driving social inflation, mitigation strategies and what the future holds for impacted sectors.
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Employment Practices Liability: #whatstrending
08/19/20
Employment practices liability (EPL) insurance in the U.S. marketplace has always been affected by social trends. This article explores the top factors influencing buyer behavior, product development and underwriting appetite associated with EPL coverage.
CAB Usage in Underwriting Truckers
12/08/20
Finding coverage for an experienced motor carrier with an above average safety history should be an easy task. However, coverage is often determined by the way a risk is presented - and interpreted. Usage of tools like Central Analysis Bureau (CAB) reports are critical not only to understanding a motor carrier’s risk but also to identifying what further actions need to be taken to research items in question. This article highlights common issues that raise questions when reading a CAB report.
Commercial Umbrella - Standalone or Follow Form?
09/16/20
Umbrella or Excess; Stand Alone or Follow Form. These may seem like common terms in our industry, but do you really know the difference? This article takes a closer look at various Umbrella policies, debunks common misconceptions and helps you determine which is best - before a claim is denied.