Acrisure launches aerospace division
Acrisure, the global fintech firm with offices in Bermuda, has launched a division to cater to the unique needs of the aerospace industry.
The company said Acrisure Aerospace is composed of several Acrisure businesses under the leadership of managing partner Jason Riley.
From personal and commercial aircraft to rocket launches and numerous other nuanced and complex aerospace placements, the company said, Acrisure Aerospace helps clients to access the full range of aviation solutions via US, London and international aerospace insurance markets.
It added that the platform is built upon the entrepreneurial spirit and service-centric approach of hundreds of highly experienced aviation and aerospace insurance specialists to address any possible aviation or aerospace-related risk.
"The aerospace industry has seen unprecedented risk and opportunity in recent years. Acrisure is doubling down on our expertise and ability to serve these clients, whose needs are often complex and multi-faceted," said Greg Williams, cofounder, chairman and CEO of Acrisure.
"This is another step in our client-focused transformation and I'm confident Jason and team will provide both content expertise and the outrageous service our customers expect and deserve."
Acrisure offers a broad array of products including insurance, reinsurance, cyber services and mortgage origination.
In the past nine years, the company said, Acrisure has grown in revenue from $38 million to $4.4 billion and today employs more than 17,000 staff in more than 20 countries.
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