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AmTrust “A” (Excellent) rating reaffirmed by A.M. Best; Financial Size Category increased to “X”

Insurance Specialty Group’s General Liability insurer is AmTrust Financial Services.  ISG and AmTrust are proud to announce that following a recent annual review by A.M. Best, AmTrust’s “A” (Excellent) rating has been reaffirmed, signifying a stable outlook. Additionally, their Financial Size Category was increased from “IX” to “X,” which designates surplus between $500 million and $750 million. Here are a few … Continue Reading

Admitted GL Paper for Georgia & Florida Homebuilders

Effective March 1, 2013, ISG is proud to offer admitted General Liability coverage to Georgia and Florida home builders. Our broad CGL policy and comprehensive risk management practices best protect a builder’s valuable assets. You build your future, we protect it!

ISG Increases Available General Liability Limits to $3M/$3M/$3M

Builder CGL Construction Contractor Insurance Limits Paper Contractor Protection Warranty

Insurance Specialty Group is pleased to announce that, effective February 1, primary GL limits of $3M / $3M / $3M can be offered to our residential and light commercial builder clients.  The higher limits can be provided on Practice, Project or Project-Wrap policies and are offered on admitted and non-admitted placements.  The increased primary limits … Continue Reading

A structural warranty pays off for a Nevada home builder.

A great story from ISG’s warranty partner, 2-10 HBW! A custom home builder, building million dollar homes in Nevada, always conducted an independent geotechnical investigation on the lots purchased from land developers.  After approximately four claim-free years, the builder received a claim on two of the homes built, only eighteen months after being constructed. One … Continue Reading

AmTrust Releases Third-Quarter Financial Reports (ISG’s GL Carrier)

ISG is proud to share the positive financial highlights that AmTrust Financial released for Third Quarter 2012.  When all writing companies are included, policy holder surplus has reached $1.1 billion. AmTrust’s AM Best rating would fall into the ‘XII’ category if the entire surplus amount was taken into consideration during the rating process.  According to … Continue Reading

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