Fortegra Establishes European Subsidiary in Malta
Leading specialty insurer prepared to bring underwriting programs to EU
Initially, FEIC will utilize its access to the European Economic Area (EEA) to write business aligned with Fortegra’s position as a warranty and consumer products provider.
“The formation of FEIC is an exciting and important milestone in our international growth strategy as it establishes a key strategic platform for us to become a leading European warranty insurer,” said
FEIC’s Maltese presence provides Fortegra with opportunities to continue to build relationships in the international insurance community. Additionally, Fortegra’s A.M. Best A- (Excellent) financial strength rating for its group of
“Since Fortegra’s inception we’ve never been satisfied to maintain the status quo,” said Fortegra President and CEO
For more information on FEIC and Fortegra products and services, visit www.fortegra.com.
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