Arrow Risk Management, the specialist MGA underwriting platform, has announced the launch of its international professional indemnity (PI) business and the appointment of Nick Cox as class underwriter.
The new business marks a significant expansion of Arrow’s financial and professional product portfolio. It aims to establish a balanced account of PI’s business in the UK and international markets.
The division maintains a clear risk appetite, underpinned by Lloyd’s Leading Consortium Group ‘A’ capabilities, with its key divisions including design and construction, agencies, surveyors and architects, engineers and solicitors.
The business will be written through the Arrow MGA platform, leveraging the company’s proprietary technology to deliver optimized operational services and carrier data.
Cox will lead the new business as collective underwriter and will bring more than 35 years of experience in the London PI market.
The executive, a prominent figure in the industry, joined WRB Underwriting in 2005 and most recently served as the company’s collective underwriter, having also held underwriting roles at CNA Re and Chubb.
In addition to his corporate role, Cox is an active figure on the IUA Professional Indemnity Forum.
Mark Harrington, chief underwriting officer at Arrow, said: “Nick is an outstanding addition to the Arrow team. A well-respected underwriter with a proven track record of building successful PI portfolios, he brings deep industry expertise and is known to brokers for his proactive, solutions-focused approach. His technical prowess and collaborative style have earned him widespread respect, and we are pleased to welcome him on board.”
Cox added: “I am delighted to join Arrow. The team has built a platform purpose-built to support underwriters, combining exceptional capabilities with robust data-driven infrastructure. With significant opportunities in the PI space, I look forward to developing a strong, diversified portfolio based on these solid foundations. This is an environment where expertise can truly be leveraged and support long-term growth.”
