Berkley Program Specialists is a leading insurance operation dedicated exclusively to program business. We provide access to national admitted and non-admitted A+ XV insurance carriers, program management expertise, and reinsurance support when required to program administrators in the U.S. We are a casualty driven company, although we have the ability to offer ancillary property and automobile products as well.
Our Mission
Berkley Program Specialists’ goal is to be the preferred insurance operation for program administrators who are experts in the industries they serve and are looking for a stable, secure, and proven company to support and help grow their casualty-driven homogeneous niche program with annual GWP of at least $5 million.
Business We Seek
Our preferred client is a highly respected program administrator or insurance specialist who possesses the ability to quote, underwrite, rate, bind and issue policies within a homogeneous industry field. They should have a strong sense of integrity, significant expertise in their chosen industries, a differentiated value proposition, and a solid distribution system. Our preferred program opportunities consist of annual premiums in excess of $5 million, complete with strong, documented premium and loss histories.
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Berkley Program Specialists (a Berkley Company) operates in the Insurance industry and is headquartered in United States.
Berkley Program Specialists (a Berkley Company) has approximately 11-50 employees employees.
Berkley Program Specialists (a Berkley Company) is based in Naperville, IL, United States.
Yes. Berkley Program Specialists (a Berkley Company) is a publicly traded company.
You can reach Berkley Program Specialists (a Berkley Company)’s investor relations department through the contact section on their official website or directly via the investor relations email listed in their latest SEC filings.
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