Aviva signs three-year property deal with Rokstone
Managing general agent Rokstone, part of the Aventum Group, has inked a three-year binding authority agreement with Aviva for its direct & facultative property portfolio.
The facility enables Rokstone to write global property D&F business up to $2m (£1.54m) per risk, with the MGA calculating the deal is likely to generate over $200m gross written premium across the three years.
Aviva has been involved with a string of capacity deals this year. Insurance Age revealed last month that the insurer had agreed to back Howden’s Bespoke Farm and Estate Scheme.
In June, Norwich-based insurtech broker Pikl signed a deal with Prestige Underwriting, backed by Aviva.
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