Rokstone launches Lloyd's backed US mid-market aviation program
ReutersMar 11, 2025 5:40 PM
By Michael Jones
March 11 - (The Insurer) - Rokstone has launched a Lloyd's backed U.S. all-state mid-market aviation program, set to incept on April 1 2025.
The program is backed by A-rated capacity from Tokio Marine Kiln and provides cover for general aviation, aviation general liability, airport liability and product manufacturers' liability.
It is available in the mid-market sector across all U.S. states with limits of $10 million capacity for hull and $50 million capacity for liability.
Rokstone hired Jordan Lanford as global head of aviation in October 2023 ahead of the launch of its Allianz-backed North American aviation facility.
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