Accelerant hits $3.1 billion in premiums, adds QBE and Tokio Marine America as new capital partners
By Mia MacGregor
April 22 - (The Insurer) - Specialty insurance platform Accelerant has added QBE and Tokio Marine America as new capital partners to its ecosystem.
According to the company, this expansion strengthens the capabilities and reach of the Accelerant Risk Exchange, which offers a data-driven platform that connects underwriters with risk capital partners and promotes data transparency across the value chain.
As of year-end 2024, Accelerant reported that its platform included 217 specialty insurance underwriter members, $3.1 billion in premiums, more than 500 specialty products across 22 countries, 96 risk capital partners and 74% organic growth in exchange written premium.
“Their addition strengthens our ability to align leading underwriting expertise with trusted capital — a core part of our vision to reimagine specialty insurance,” said Jeff Radke, CEO and co-founder of Accelerant.
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