Nexus expands US professional liability offerings with A&E coverage

ReutersMay 2, 2025 1:26 PM

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By Mia MacGregor

May 2 - (The Insurer) - London-based Nexus Underwriting, part of the Brown & Brown group, has expanded its U.S. professional liability product offering with the addition of architects and engineers (A&E) coverage.

The A&E product provides coverage limits of up to $5 million for firms with revenue up to $500 million and is available in all 50 states for both primary and excess business on admitted and surplus paper.

Both offerings are written with A-rated capacity partners and distributed through Nexus’ wholesale broker partners, according to the company.

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