Amiga Specialty has secured Lloyd’s capacity to support a management liability proposition targeting SME and mid-market businesses across the UK, Europe and selected rest-of-world territories.
The unit is led by James Rasmussen, Amiga’s managing director for management liability, who brings extensive experience in building and underwriting management liability portfolios across diverse sectors and risk profiles. Amiga said the team will adopt a pragmatic, broker-focused approach, prioritising swift decision-making, a clearly defined appetite and consistent execution.
Founded in June 2025, Amiga Specialty is backed by B.P. Marsh, the specialist investor in insurance distribution businesses. The firm operates as an international managing general agent, combining technical underwriting expertise with technology-enabled workflows.
The addition of Lloyd’s capacity provides the MGA with a labelled route to capital and market access for management liability risks, offering an attractive proposition for brokers placing D&O and related covers. This is particularly relevant for SME and mid-market accounts, where speed and clarity of terms are critical. For brokers, locally enabled Lloyd’s capacity can also streamline placements that might otherwise require submissions to multiple carriers.
