Insurance services firm Charles Taylor has taken substantial stakes in two Standard Club businesses in a deal that will allow it to offer managing agency services to new syndicates.
It has acquired a 50.1 percent stake in Almond One and 100 percent of Almond Two as part of what it called a ‘turnkey’ deal to allow it to offer managing agency services.
Charles Taylor acquired the businesses from mutual insurance association The Standard Club for £6.3 million, as part of its strategy to expand its insurance-related professional services business.
The managing agency’s first client is anticipated to be The Standard Club’s planned new syndicate 1884.
Almond One has gross and net assets of £1.5 million as at February 19, 2015 and through its subsidiaries comprise almost all the components required to establish a turnkey managing agency at Lloyd’s. Almond Two has gross assets and net assets of £3 million as at February 19, 2015.
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8 January 2018 Mutual insurance association The Standard Club has appointed Leanne O’Loughlin president/regional director of Charles Taylor P&I Management (Americas), succeeding LeRoy Lambert, who has assumed the role of general counsel.