Amiga Specialty, a specialty lines Managing General Agent (MGA), has secured multi-year multi-product capacity via the Accelerant Risk Exchange to support its offerings across commercial directors & officers, professional indemnity, financial Institutions, and transactional risks.
The move comes just six months after the firm’s launch, marking its first major capacity milestone and a significant step in its global growth strategy.
Adam Kembrooke, founder and managing director of Amiga Specialty, said the partnership provides a long-term foundation and an aligned philosophy, enabling the firm to trade confidently at scale across key global markets.
Since its June 2025 launch with backing from B.P. Marsh & Partners, Amiga has built a senior leadership team, including Martin Mills as non-executive chairman; James Rasmussen as managing director for management liability UK & Europe; Jamie Ricketts as managing director, DOFI; Richard Mills as managing director, transactional risks, and Ralph Sherbahn as managing director for financial lines, Asia-Pacific.
The partnership leverages Accelerant’s technology-driven Risk Exchange, which provides MGAs with long-term, data-enabled capacity by connecting portfolios of specialty risks with capital providers. The platform operates across 22 countries, with access to more than a dozen AM Best A-rated carriers and support for over 500 specialty products.
The partnership highlights the growing importance of technology-driven capacity solutions in the specialty insurance market. By providing stable, multi-year capacity, platforms like Accelerant enable MGAs to scale quickly, expand their product portfolios, and compete globally without being constrained by capital limitations.
For the wider UK and international market, this trend could intensify competition among specialty insurers, drive innovation in product design, and encourage more data-driven underwriting practices. It also reinforces the appeal of MGAs as flexible intermediaries able to respond rapidly to emerging risks, particularly in complex classes like D&O, professional indemnity, and transactional risk.
