DUAL Asset was formed in 2013 by a group of likeminded, innovative professionals to pioneer changes and improve the way the traditional legal indemnity and title insurance market worked.
Since then, the team has grown substantially and includes insurance professionals, property experts and qualified solicitors to ensure we provide the best possible solutions and service to our clients. Please do not hesitate to contact one of the team below.
Formed in 1998, DUAL is the world’s largest international MGA and Lloyd’s largest international coverholder. DUAL has offices in 14 countries with an annual premium income in 2018 of over £751m.
In addition to Asset, DUAL specialises in Financial Lines, Health, Treaty Insurance, Liability, Private Client, Property and M&A Insurance.
DUAL is part of Howden Group Holdings, the world’s largest majority employee-owned insurance group comprised of broking divisions Howden, RKH Specialty and RKH Reinsurance, and underwriting division DUAL.
DUAL has built a reputation as a specialist underwriting group and the market of choice for insurance intermediaries around the world. DUAL distinguishes itself by combining a global distribution platform and access to capital or markets with local knowledge and expertise.
https://www.dualgroup.com/
Brexit – we’re ready
We are pleased to confirm that DUAL’s Brexit plans are in place and fully operational and that we are confident that we will continue to deliver an uninterrupted service for all our brokers and stakeholders.
Our European network
DUAL has been operating in Europe since 1998 and we have an established network of offices as well as recently opening two UK branches of our European entities. As you would imagine, our priority is to deliver a seamless transition for our European brokers and policyholders.
Should you have any questions about our Brexit plans please contact your usual underwriting contact or email us here.
Lloyd’s Part VII Transfer
Lloyd’s is proposing to transfer certain EEA insurance policies to Lloyd’s Brussels.
The proposed transfer will not change terms and conditions of any policy, except that Lloyd’s Brussels will become the insurer and Data Controller in respect of the transferred policies.
Further information about the proposal (including whether it could affect your pre-transfer position), which policies are transferring, your rights and what you need to do can be found at lloyds.com/brexittransfer.