Managing general agent Aspect has broadened its product range with liability cover now being offered alongside property risk underwriting.
The move follows on from the MGA expanding its property capabilities earlier this year. In February the high-hazards mid-market specialist confirmed it could underwrite property risks with a line size of up to £19m, far ahead of the £3m limit when it launched in 2023.
Aspect is quickly becoming known as a team that will consider risks that the rest of the market won’t and our continued growth speaks to the number of businesses out there who remain under-served by the wider industry.
The firm
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