Obsidian Partners with Integrated Specialty Coverages LLC On its Contractors General Liability Program
ISC's principal General Liability ("GL") product is focused on serving the needs of small general contractors and artisan subcontractors that because of size or hazard class are unable to secure coverage in the admitted market. ISC has crafted unique solutions for insurance distribution bringing a competitive advantage to this specific niche.
The ISC Contractors GL program will be written on Obsidian's "A-"
"We are excited about launching our partnership with ISC. The alignment of Obsidian's program carrier model with ISC's uniquely crafted solution for this marketplace as well as top-tier reinsurance support creates a powerful partnership built for sustainable success," said
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