Ryan Specialty Underwriting Managers Completes a Series of Lloyd’s Consortium Stamps to Support its Delegated Portfolio

Ryan Specialty Underwriting Managers (NYSE: RYAN) completed a series of Lloyd’s of London consortium stamps for its global syndicated P&C delegated underwriting portfolio.

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CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Ryan Specialty Underwriting Managers (“RSUM”), the underwriting management division of Ryan Specialty (NYSE: RYAN), is pleased to announce the completion of a series of Lloyd’s of London consortium stamps that will attach to its global syndicated P&C delegated underwriting portfolio. The consortium stamps are supported by six leading Lloyd’s syndicates and will take a combined 15% share on all classes, lines and geographies (except for a partial share of Velocity Risk Underwriters, RSUM’s critical CAT managing general underwriter). The consortium stamps will begin joining facilities at their natural renewals starting August 1st.

Miles Wuller, CEO of RSUM, commented, “We are proud of both the continued interest in our portfolio and our ability to transform our diverse, highly curated, well-performing family of businesses into an accessible specialty insurance asset. Moreover, we are pleased to contribute broad-based data and structural efficiency to the specialty marketplace.

“I would like to highlight the forward-looking investment Ardonagh has made in Axiiem, its technology-enabled digital exchange, which will serve as the facilitation agent for the structure,” Miles added. “We appreciate Lloyd’s constructive support throughout the process, helping bring together market-leading expertise and capacity. Additionally, we would like to thank Markel for their cornerstone support, and all the new and existing syndicate stakeholders that brought this transaction to life.”

About Ryan Specialty Underwriting Managers

Ryan Specialty Underwriting Managers is an industry leader in delegated authority underwriting services. Our family of managing general underwriters and national programs have the expertise and authority to design, underwrite, bind, and administer a diverse portfolio of risks. Our value proposition originates with our 1500+ industry professionals who are empowered by centralized technical support and policy lifecycle administration, coupled with a broad distribution network of retail and wholesale brokers. We have been diligently servicing our valued clients and trading partners since our establishment in 2010 and now have operations in North America, the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific. To learn more, please visit rsum.com.

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Key Terms

delegated underwriting financial

An arrangement where the main underwriter gives another firm the authority to buy securities from the issuer and resell them to investors, carrying some or all of the placement and pricing responsibilities. Think of it like a manufacturer authorizing a distributor to sell a product under contract; for investors this matters because it changes who bears the sale and credit risk, who sets final allocations and pricing, and how quickly new securities reach the market.

managing general underwriter financial

The managing general underwriter is the lead investment bank or financial firm that organizes and runs a securities offering, coordinating other banks, setting the initial price range, handling paperwork and marketing, and allocating shares to buyers. For investors, this role matters because the manager shapes how widely an offering is distributed, how aggressively it is priced and marketed, and how risks are shared—similar to a project captain whose choices influence whether a new issue sells smoothly and at a fair price.

digital exchange technical

A digital exchange is an online marketplace where buyers and sellers trade financial assets—such as stocks, bonds, derivatives, or cryptocurrencies—using electronic systems instead of a physical trading floor. It matters to investors because it determines how quickly and cheaply orders are filled, how transparent prices are, and how securely trades settle; think of it as a high-speed, automated auction house whose rules and technology shape liquidity, costs, and trust.