Integra Insurance Solutions and Congregational Insurance Solutions have secured a four-year, £500 million GWP capacity deal with specialty carrier Hadron.
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UK-based MGA brands Integra Insurance Solutions and Congregational Insurance Solutions have partnered with Hadron, a multinational specialty carrier, to secure underwriting capacity for their home and church insurance programmes.
Both businesses sit within Integra Group, a unit of one of the world's largest reinsurance groups. The arrangement runs four years and covers £500 million in gross written premium capacity.
Integra Insurance Solutions writes UK home insurance through a mix of distribution channels, working with insurance partners and affinities while also selling its own Nidus and Nidus Plus products to brokers. Congregational Insurance Solutions is a separate MGA focused on churches across the UK, offering tailored coverage, risk management support, and specialist underwriting knowledge.
Hadron brings a technology-driven approach to delegated authority underwriting. It uses Collider, a proprietary decision intelligence platform, to give partners and reinsurers near real-time portfolio visibility. Colin Johnson, Hadron's International CEO, said the UK delegated authority market has not always given MGAs of this caliber the underwriting partner they deserve. Martin Cox, Group CEO of Integra Group, said Hadron's depth of underwriting expertise, tech-led business model, and approach to the delegated authority market made it a strong fit for the group's long-term plans.
The deal is one of the larger capacity commitments to the UK MGA sector in recent months. Hadron has been expanding its presence in the London market, adding capacity for specialty lines where traditional carriers have pulled back.
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