20 March 2013Insurance

Aon-Berkshire launch side car

Aon Risk Solutions has signed a unique co-insurance agreement with Berkshire Hathaway International Insurance that provides clients fast and efficient access to AA+ rated capacity for all eligible business placed by Aon Risk Solutions where the Lloyd’s market participates.

The first of its kind in the insurance industry, this innovative Aon insurance sidecar is globally available, bringing capacity usually exclusive to reinsurance markets to retail clients.

This additional capacity provides dedicated Berkshire Hathaway International Insurance capital through a fixed participation structure on a full follow form basis.

The solution will be managed by Aon Underwriting Managers – Aon’s Managing General Agent business, which has delegated authority to grant cover on behalf of Berkshire Hathaway.

“We are constantly looking for ways to empower results for our clients and this landmark solution provides a unique way for them to access high quality capacity efficiently,” said Steve McGill, chief executive of Aon Risk Solutions.

“No other firm has been able to deliver a solution of this scale to their retail clients across all industry segments on a full follow basis. We are proud to be able to offer our clients unprecedented access to the financial strength of Berkshire Hathaway through this transaction.”

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