Trucordia acquires CA-based Boater's Insurance Agency, expanding marine offerings
By Mia MacGregor
Feb 18 - (The Insurer) - Trucordia has acquired the insurance business of Boater’s Insurance Agency, a San Francisco Bay Area-based firm specialising in marine insurance solutions and services.
Founded in 1989, Boater’s Insurance is a family-owned and operated agency licensed in all 50 states.
"Boater's Insurance brings unique offerings and robust experience in marine insurance solutions to Trucordia, which will deepen our bench strength in this vertical," said Trucordia chief development officer Brooke DeWyze.
Last month, Trucordia announced that it had acquired Cada Insurance Services, a provider of auto, home, commercial, general liability, and workers' compensation solutions with Louisiana offices in Baton Rouge, Chalmette, Gretna, and Kenner.
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