Tangram Insurance Services Acquires Preferred Reinsurance Intermediaries
Founded in 1983, Preferred Re is a market-leading reinsurance broker and consultant working with companies of all sizes, from start-up opportunities to well established insurance and reinsurance companies. Preferred Re has three main practice areas: traditional reinsurance placements, specialty insurance program development for MGAs and MGUs and sourcing capacity for alternative risk entities. Trading partners include a variety of domestic, Bermudian, and European carriers.
"I was unsure how a change of ownership would affect our group after being together for over 40 years. But from the beginning, the Tangram team seemed like family and as a result we received many more introductions and opportunities before we even consummated the deal," said
"This was an important and exciting platform acquisition for Tangram. With the addition of the Preferred Re team, we have significant talent and credibility in the reinsurance arena. Preferred Re will support the placement of Tangrams' programs and continue to partner with other independent program administrators to build and place specialty insurance programs," said Rekha Skantharaja, President, and CEO of
Tangram is interested in collaborating with privately held MGUs, MGAs and program managers across
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