Amiga Specialty expands transactional risks offering with IGI and Lloyd’s capacity

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Amiga Specialty, an independent international general agent (MGA), has secured new capabilities for its UK and European transaction risk teams with support from IGI and Lloyd’s.

The additional capacity enhances Amiga Specialty’s ability to support M&A and wider corporate transaction activity, enabling the company to offer higher limits, a broader deal profile and greater flexibility across a broad range of industry sectors.

The expanded facility supports a comprehensive range of transaction risk services, including warranty and indemnity insurance tailored for mid-market and complex transactions, designed to meet the evolving needs of brokers, transaction advisors and their clients.

Supported by the strong balance sheets and global underwriting expertise of IGI and Lloyd’s, the new capacity will allow Amiga Specialty to continue to expand its transactional risk platform while maintaining a disciplined, underwriting-first approach.

Richard Mills, general manager of trading risk at Amiga Specialty, said: “This new feature marks a significant step forward for our trading risk platform. With the support of IGI and Lloyd’s, we can provide brokers with greater certainty, larger limits and the ability to support trades across multiple industries and jurisdictions. It positions us well as we continue to grow with our clients and their advisors.”

Adam Kembrooke, Managing Director and Founder of Amiga Specialty, added: “Transaction risk remains a core strategic growth area for Amiga. Partnering with high-quality global insurers such as IGI and Lloyd’s allows us to expand responsibly, support more complex transactions and continue to deliver the underwriting expertise and service our broker partners have come to expect.”

This announcement follows Amiga Specialty securing Lloyd’s capacity to support its financial institution (FI) issuances earlier this month, as well as Lloyd’s additional capacity to support its stewardship liability claims in December 2025.

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