Davies supports launch of MGA Ambrey Global Specialty
ReutersMar 27, 2025 7:18 AM
By Michael Jones
March 27 - (The Insurer) - Global risk management services firm Ambrey has launched MGA Ambrey Global Specialty with support from Davies, the professional services and technology firm said on Wednesday.
The MGA will be hosted on the Davies MGA Services platform and will focus on marine hull war risks spot breach.
Ambrey Global Specialty will act as an appointed representative of Davies MGA Services. The announcement said the MGA will provide risk mitigation to support insurers' breach risk programs.
Parent company Ambrey provides risk management services to the global maritime industry. Its prior insurance ventures include the 2020 launch of Ambrey Insurance Brokers and its August 2024 partnership with Insurwave.
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