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London Underwriters is an insurance wholesale broker that specializes in writing admitted and non-admitted business for independent retail agencies in almost all 50 states. Our appointed agents have access to several InsurTech online raters that provide the ability to quote and bind directly online for over 95% of all ISO class codes. We also have over 100+ additional markets that our Underwriting team has access to, which gives us the ability to provide our appointed agents competitive quotes for all of their P&C underwriting needs.
800 Silks Run Suite 2340, 33009, Hallandale, United States
I’m extremely biased here, but I think this is one of the best wholesale insurance brokerage’s in the country!
Amazing service meets cutting edge tech and broad market access.
Get appointed today to experience the LU difference!🇬🇧⭐️
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