RSA and Q Underwriting launch management liability cover

RSA Insurance has partnered with Q Underwriting to develop a bespoke management liability product.

With bespoke limits, the cover offers management protection, covering D&O, corporate liability, employment practice liability and employee crime.

The solution will be available to PIB Group brokers, including Cobra Network members, through Q Underwriting via an RSA delegated authority arrangement, and is aimed at private limited companies and limited liability partnerships.

Target customers include, but are not restricted to care establishments, educational institutions, leisure and hospitality, haulage, transport and motor trades.

Steve Hedge, delegated director at RSA Insurance said: “We are delighted to announce the launch of, not only a new product, but also the start of a new mutually beneficial partnership with Q Underwriting and PIB Group. We have an ambitious customer service agenda and developing and nurturing long standing partnerships will help us achieve our objectives in this area. We’ve really enjoyed working with Q to launch a high-quality product that offers a breadth of cover that brokers have confidence in and meets customers’ needs.

Mike Hudson, managing director at Q Underwriting added: “We’re really pleased to bring this new management liability product to market for our PIB and Cobra Network brokers, and to start developing a product, together with RSA, for external broker partners. The bespoke product allows us to provide enhanced cover and limits, on a cost-effective basis, to both existing and new customers."



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