FCCI Insurance Group announced the completion of an expansion of its excess and surplus (E&S) coverage, now available through its E&S unit, FCCI Specialty Insurance, across all regions where the company operates.
This expansion includes the addition of property, inland marine, and crime coverage, provided they are packaged with general liability, marking a further broadening of FCCI’s E&S product offerings.
Tracey Pfab (pictured above), executive vice president and chief regional officer at FCCI, said the launch of FCCI Specialty Insurance was aimed at enhancing the company’s existing product offerings.
“With our expertise, we can assist our agency partners in crafting E&S solutions for targeted business classes across a variety of industries,” Pfab said.
This latest move follows the introduction of general and excess liability E&S lines in October 2024.
According to a previous announcement, since opening its E&S lines last year, agents in Florida, Georgia, and Texas can submit general liability (GL) and commercial excess business to FCCI’s new E&S platform.
In the first quarter of 2025, agents from the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, and Gulf Coast regions will also be able to submit GL and commercial excess policies, further expanding the company’s reach. By the second quarter of 2025, FCCI Specialty Insurance Company plans to introduce property, inland marine, and crime coverage, which will be available when packaged with GL.
FCCI Insurance Group operates through more than 3,800 independent agents across 20 states and Washington, D.C. Its product line includes coverage for auto, crime, cyber liability, equipment, excess & surplus, property, general liability, inland marine, umbrella, and workers' compensation, among others. Additionally, FCCI writes contract and commercial surety bonds in 45 states.
FCCI’s continued expansion into the sector comes as the E&S market achieved significant milestones in 2024. According to S&P, direct premiums written in the E&S sector reached approximately $86.47 billion, marking a 14.5% increase from the previous year.
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