Personable Insurance (“Personable” or the “Company”) is an independent agent-driven, specialist non-standard auto insurance provider. Personable has partnerships with multiple insurance carriers and relationships with over 3,000 independent agents in California, Florida, Georgia and Texas. The Company plans to expand its capabilities further via the organic extension of its service offerings and acquisitions of additional non-standard auto assets and businesses in a number of key strategic states.
Excellere’s investment in Personable is a result of the firm’s disciplined top down investment strategy, and is driven by several factors including (i) the non-discretionary, critical nature of insurance products and services, ii) the highly-fragmented nature of the industry and iii) the opportunity to create a highly-compelling value proposition to carriers, distributors, service providers and insured companies and individuals (“insureds”).
The insurance products and services industry can be segmented into carriers, distributors (agencies and brokerages) and service providers. Carriers receive premiums for providing insurance coverage and typically assume the risks covered by the policy. Depending on a primary carrier’s risk preference, the actual risk may be offloaded to reinsurers who assume all or part of the risk associated with a particular policy. Agencies and brokerages serve as the distribution channel for carriers by selling policies to individuals and businesses, and in some instances rendering services such as underwriting, claims management and customer relations on behalf of their carrier partners. Finally, service providers supply both carriers and distributors with outsourced services and expertise in select areas in which a carrier or distributor may not maintain a core competency.
Gross premiums in the U.S. are expected to exceed $1.5 trillion in 2010/11, and with continued economic recovery, each segment of the insurance sector is poised for expansion at varying growth rates.
The insurance sector is highly fragmented and comprised of over 3,000 U.S. carriers, 35,000 distributors and 5,000 service providers. This fragmentation, combined with the opportunity to significantly enhance its customers’ experiences and outcomes through the use of technology-driven automated systems, has created an opportunity to execute a customer-centric, buy-and-build strategy. Specific areas of focus within the insurance sector include: Managing general agents (“MGAs”) in non-standard auto or other niche segments, rural and independent agencies, and service providers (specifically TPAs, loss control / underwriting support, subrogation, data providers and software providers).
To learn more about Personable or the insurance products and services industry, please contact Brad Cornell at *protected email* or Justin Unertl at *protected email*.
Excellere’s investment in Personable is a result of the firm’s disciplined top down investment strategy, and is driven by several factors including (i) the non-discretionary, critical nature of insurance products and services, ii) the highly-fragmented nature of the industry and iii) the opportunity to create a highly-compelling value proposition to carriers, distributors, service providers and insured companies and individuals (“insureds”).
The insurance products and services industry can be segmented into carriers, distributors (agencies and brokerages) and service providers. Carriers receive premiums for providing insurance coverage and typically assume the risks covered by the policy. Depending on a primary carrier’s risk preference, the actual risk may be offloaded to reinsurers who assume all or part of the risk associated with a particular policy. Agencies and brokerages serve as the distribution channel for carriers by selling policies to individuals and businesses, and in some instances rendering services such as underwriting, claims management and customer relations on behalf of their carrier partners. Finally, service providers supply both carriers and distributors with outsourced services and expertise in select areas in which a carrier or distributor may not maintain a core competency.
Gross premiums in the U.S. are expected to exceed $1.5 trillion in 2010/11, and with continued economic recovery, each segment of the insurance sector is poised for expansion at varying growth rates.
The insurance sector is highly fragmented and comprised of over 3,000 U.S. carriers, 35,000 distributors and 5,000 service providers. This fragmentation, combined with the opportunity to significantly enhance its customers’ experiences and outcomes through the use of technology-driven automated systems, has created an opportunity to execute a customer-centric, buy-and-build strategy. Specific areas of focus within the insurance sector include: Managing general agents (“MGAs”) in non-standard auto or other niche segments, rural and independent agencies, and service providers (specifically TPAs, loss control / underwriting support, subrogation, data providers and software providers).
To learn more about Personable or the insurance products and services industry, please contact Brad Cornell at *protected email* or Justin Unertl at *protected email*.
Location: United States, California, San Diego
Employees: 51-200
Founded date: 2011