Tysers launches division targeting global entertainment industry
Tysers has gone toe-to-toe with Howden with the launch of Tysers Live, a new division dedicated to servicing the needs of the global entertainment industry.
Howden, which launched its global sports and entertainment practice group in March 2021, added UK and Irish film and television specialist Media Insurance Brokers International at the start of July, as part of its strategy to be “the preeminent choice” for sport and entertainment clients.
Australian stock exchange-listed AUB Group completed the £500m purchase of Lloyd’s wholesale broker Tysers from private equity house Odyssey Investment Partners last September.
Announcing Tysers Live, the
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