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Clear benefits for our partners

We offer specialty and commercial insurance and reinsurance products across key UK, European, Middle East, US, Bermuda, Asia Pac and Latin America markets.

As a mutual, we offer our policyholder and broker partners three key advantages:

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Stability

Our stability offers continuity and allows us to take a long term view

Our story

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Client Relationships

We build sustainable relationships that you can rely on

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Focus

We make time for what matters most. That means we can be entirely focused on the needs of our policyholder and partners

Together with Liberty Specialty Markets

Our mutual structure offers stability, reliable outcomes and time to focus on what matters most.

You’ll find we’re a supportive and flexible partner for the long term, and even in tough times, we’re here to support our brokers and clients and work together, for mutual advantage.

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For Mutual Advantage

Across our markets you’ll find we are empowered to make a positive impact and know the importance of delivering on our promises - that’s why we were voted #1 overall in the Golder & Partner broker survey and recognized by NIBA as the insurer most likely to deliver on its promises.

We’re happy to engage on all types of business, various sized enterprises, and national and international accounts. You’ll find us knowledgeable and committed to tailoring solutions to your needs.

We aim to create a secure future for our brokers and clients, the wider Liberty Mutual Group, our people, and the communities within which we live and work. Based on an openness and clear communication. Above all, our partners find we’re easy to do business with.

We call it, ‘For Mutual Advantage’.

Our strengths

2020 premium diagram — In 2020, Liberty Specialty Markets had a combined Gross Written Premium of $6,782 million, split across our three pillars: International (Americas, Europe, Middle East North Africa and Asia Pacific), London & Global Products, and Reinsurance.

Our unique perspective

Thought leadership

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Thought Leadership

Rethinking catastrophe claims

By Andrew Pedler, Francisco Javier Guardia, 04-02-2021

Andrew Pedler and Francisco Javier Guardia explain how Liberty Specialty Markets’ approach to natural catastrophe claims is evolving.

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Thought Leadership,Strategic Assets

Protecting Intellectual Property in the new world order

By Matthew Hogg, Edward Cartwright, 25-01-2021

In the new world order ushered in by COVID-19, innovation, competition and litigation are likely to increase as businesses adapt to new ways of working and focus on building and protecting market share. In the aftermath of the pandemic, as recessionary forces start to bear down, businesses need to consider how they protect their assets.

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Thought Leadership,Fine Art and Specie

Why art fairs put good underwriting on display

By David Saillen, 14-09-2020

David Saillen, Liberty Specialty Markets’ Head of Fine Art and Specie for Continental Europe, reveals how his team manages the aggregation of risk created by major art fairs.

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Thought Leadership,Fine Art and Specie

Insuring the world’s greatest art exhibitions

By Robert Pittinger, 21-07-2020

Major art exhibitions that feature some of the world’s most treasured masterpieces create a unique space for curators and scholars to further their research and provides the opportunity for museumgoers to see these great works for the first time. What visitors don’t see is the complex logistical operation that goes on behind the scenes.

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Thought Leadership,Fine Art and Specie

The changing landscape

By Ross Drabble, 15-06-2020

Social evolution and new technologies are driving change in the fine art and specie market. Liberty Specialty Market’s Ross Drabble considers how London’s underwriters deal with emerging risks like interactive digital art.

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Thought Leadership,Fine Art and Specie

When art becomes the object of hate

By Mike Burle, 20-05-2020

No matter how well protected, any work of art on public display is vulnerable to damage – either accidental or deliberate. Michael Burle, explains how fine art underwriters balance the desire for access with the need for security.

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