Insurers

The 100 largest U.S. business insurers, ranked by 2025 commercial premiums, plus the small business and cyber brands owners ask about: contacts, ratings, lines, appetite, history and the latest news on each.

# Insurer Type Commercial premiums (2025) AM Best
1 TravelersThe largest U.S. business insurer by 2025 commercial premiums. A++ rated, sold through independent agents, No. 1 in package policies, surety and fidelity. Global and national commercial carriers $27.13 billion A++ (Superior)
2 ChubbGlobal insurer and the No. 1 U.S. writer of business liability coverage. A++ rated, with Westchester for E&S and online quotes for small firms. Global and national commercial carriers $23.25 billion A++ (Superior)
3 Liberty MutualBoston-based mutual and No. 3 U.S. business insurer. Leading surety writer, sells small business coverage through independent agents and E&S via Ironshore. Global and national commercial carriers $19.93 billion A (Excellent)
4 Berkshire HathawayNo. 4 U.S. business insurer through a family of separately run units: BHSI, MedPro, GUARD, biBERK, USLI, RSUI and BHHC. Major units rated A++ by AM Best. Global and national commercial carriers $18.64 billion A++ (Superior)
5 Zurich North AmericaU.S. arm of Swiss-based Zurich Insurance Group, a broker-driven insurer of mid-size and large companies, strong in workers' comp, surety and construction. Global and national commercial carriers $14.62 billion A+ (Superior)
6 The HartfordConnecticut insurer founded in 1810, the No. 1 U.S. workers' comp writer and a top small business carrier, with Navigators and Maxum for specialty and E&S. Global and national commercial carriers $14.61 billion A+ (Superior)
7 AIGGlobal commercial insurer for middle-market, large and multinational companies, led in the U.S. by National Union and Lexington, the E&S arm. Broker-sold. Global and national commercial carriers $14.45 billion A (Excellent)
8 CNAChicago commercial insurer controlled by Loews, sold through agents and brokers. Strong in professional liability, healthcare, surety and specialty lines. Global and national commercial carriers $13.47 billion A+ (Superior)
9 Progressive CommercialThe largest U.S. commercial auto insurer, for work vehicles, trucks and tow trucks, sold by agents and online. Most other business lines come from partners. Personal-lines carriers that also insure businesses $11.69 billion A+ (Superior)
10 W. R. BerkleyGreenwich, Conn., insurer running about 60 specialized units in E&S, specialty, regional and workers' comp lines, sold through agents, brokers and wholesalers. Specialty and E&S insurers $10.24 billion A+ (Superior)
11 Tokio MarineJapan's Tokio Marine owns Philadelphia Insurance, Tokio Marine HCC and Safety National: niche package, specialty lines and excess workers' comp. Global and national commercial carriers $9.53 billion A++ (Superior)
12 State FarmThe largest U.S. personal-lines insurer also writes BOPs, commercial auto, contractors and farm policies for small businesses through its own agents. Personal-lines carriers that also insure businesses $9.35 billion A+ (Superior)
13 Fairfax FinancialToronto-based Fairfax owns Crum & Forster, Allied World, Zenith and Hudson: specialty, excess and surplus lines and workers' comp sold through brokers. Specialty and E&S insurers $9.09 billion A+ (Superior)
14 NationwideColumbus mutual writing small business, middle market, agribusiness, E&S and program business through independent agents; No. 2 in U.S. farmowners. Global and national commercial carriers $8.08 billion A (Excellent)
15 MarkelVirginia specialty insurer writing E&S, professional liability, programs, surety and niche small business packages through wholesalers, agents and MGAs. Specialty and E&S insurers $7.73 billion A (Excellent)
16 Auto-Owners InsuranceLansing, Michigan mutual that sells only through independent agents in 26 states; a top-10 U.S. writer of commercial package, commercial auto and fire. Regional carriers $7.64 billion A+ (Superior)
17 Old RepublicChicago-based specialty group (NYSE: ORI) behind Great West trucking, Bitco construction, PMA comp and large-deductible programs; No. 4 in U.S. commercial auto. Global and national commercial carriers $7.57 billion A+ (Superior)
18 Starr Insurance CompaniesPrivately held global specialty insurer based in New York; the No. 1 U.S. writer of commercial fire and aircraft insurance and No. 2 in ocean marine. Specialty and E&S insurers $7.29 billion A (Excellent)
19 Great American Insurance GroupCincinnati specialty insurer owned by American Financial Group (NYSE: AFG), running 30-plus niche units in comp, trucking, construction, crime and marine. Specialty and E&S insurers $7.11 billion A+ (Superior)
20 AXA XLAXA's commercial and specialty division, built on XL Group (bought 2018); writes liability, excess, property and specialty lines for mid-size and large firms. Global and national commercial carriers $6.76 billion A+ (Superior)
21 Allianz CommercialAllianz's commercial arm (formerly AGCS, absorbing Fireman's Fund); large corporate property, casualty, marine, aviation and specialty cover through brokers. Global and national commercial carriers $6.61 billion A+ (Superior)
22 Cincinnati InsuranceOhio insurer sold only through independent agents in 46 states; known for three-year commercial packages, local field claims staff and its own E&S company. Regional carriers $6.32 billion A+ (Superior)
23 AmTrust FinancialNew York-based, privately held insurer; the No. 3 U.S. workers' comp writer, also selling BOPs, packages, E&S and MGA programs through agents. Workers' comp specialists and state funds $6.25 billion A- (Excellent)
24 Farmers InsurancePolicyholder-owned personal-lines group managed by Zurich's Farmers Group; sells small-business package, auto and workers' comp through Farmers agents. Personal-lines carriers that also insure businesses $5.87 billion A (Excellent)
25 Arch InsuranceU.S. arm of Bermuda-based Arch Capital; specialty, E&S and (since buying Allianz's book in 2024) middle market P&C through brokers, MGAs and programs. Specialty and E&S insurers $5.61 billion A+ (Superior)
26 FMPolicyholder-owned property insurer (formerly FM Global) for large and midsize companies, known for engineering-led loss prevention and member credits. Global and national commercial carriers $5.19 billion A+ (Superior)
27 Selective InsuranceNew Jersey super-regional selling commercial package, auto, comp and bonds through independent agents in 38 states, plus E&S nationwide via MUSIC. Regional carriers $4.82 billion A+ (Superior)
28 SompoBermuda-based commercial arm of Japan's Sompo Holdings (formerly Endurance): casualty, property, professional lines, surety and crop through brokers. Specialty and E&S insurers $4.66 billion A+ (Superior)
29 The HanoverWorcester, Mass., agency carrier (est. 1852) writing small and midsize business packages, comp and auto, plus specialty lines, in 44 states and D.C. Regional carriers $4.21 billion A (Excellent)
30 Erie InsurancePolicyholder-owned reciprocal in Erie, Pa., selling small business packages, auto and comp through local agents in 12 states and D.C.; No. 1 in J.D. Power 2026. Regional carriers $3.96 billion A (Excellent)
31 Munich ReThe German reinsurer's U.S. arm: Munich Re Specialty's E&S, public entity, surety and program business, plus HSB equipment breakdown and NEXT. Reinsurer-owned commercial insurers $3.94 billion A+ (Superior)
32 MSIG USAU.S. commercial arm of Japan's MS&AD: property, casualty, marine and financial lines for mid-size and multinational firms, plus MS Transverse fronting. Global and national commercial carriers $3.42 billion A+ (Superior)
33 AllstateThe big personal auto and home insurer has pulled back from Allstate-brand commercial policies; it now sells commercial auto through National General. Personal-lines carriers that also insure businesses $3.24 billion A+ (Superior)
34 AXIS CapitalBermuda-based specialty insurer selling E&S casualty and property, professional, management, cyber and construction lines to mid-size and large U.S. firms. Specialty and E&S insurers $3.23 billion A (Excellent)
35 Federated InsuranceMinnesota mutual founded in 1904 that sells property, casualty, life and bonds directly to businesses in select industries, backed by 500+ trade associations. Niche and affinity insurers $3.16 billion A+ (Superior)
36 EverestBermuda-based reinsurer (NYSE: EG) that sold its retail commercial book to AIG in 2025; U.S. business now comes via E&S, program and specialty units. Reinsurer-owned commercial insurers $2.77 billion A+ (Superior)
37 AF Group (Accident Fund)Lansing, Michigan workers' comp specialist (Accident Fund, United Heartland, CompWest) owned by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan; sale to Enstar pending. Workers' comp specialists and state funds $2.73 billion A (Excellent)
38 AcuitySheboygan, Wisconsin mutual selling through independent agents in 30-plus states; a major trucking insurer, rated A+ by both AM Best and S&P. Regional carriers $2.57 billion A+ (Superior)
39 WestfieldOhio regional founded in 1848, selling commercial, farm and surety coverage through independent agents, plus E&S and Lloyd's capacity via Westfield Specialty. Regional carriers $2.48 billion A (Excellent)
40 Core SpecialtyCincinnati specialty insurer built from StarStone U.S. in 2020; writes E&S and admitted casualty, property, Lancer auto, comp and bonds via brokers. Specialty and E&S insurers $2.47 billion A (Excellent)
41 American Family InsuranceWisconsin mutual known for home and auto; insures small businesses and farms through AmFam agents and Main Street America's independent agents. Personal-lines carriers that also insure businesses $2.43 billion A (Excellent)
42 Argo Group and Farm Family (Clearbrook)Brookfield's U.S. P&C arm: Argo specialty casualty, E&S, garage and Rockwood comp through brokers, plus Farm Family farm and small business cover. Specialty and E&S insurers $2.21 billion A- (Excellent) for Argo companies; A (Excellent) for Farm Family Insurance Group
43 Sentry InsuranceWisconsin mutual founded in 1904 that insures manufacturers, dealers, truckers and large employers, plus Hortica and specialty programs; owns The General. Niche and affinity insurers $2.21 billion A+ (Superior)
44 EMC InsuranceDes Moines mutual founded in 1911, selling commercial property, auto, liability, workers' comp and surety bonds through independent agents in over 40 states. Regional carriers $2.17 billion A (Excellent)
45 QBE North AmericaU.S. arm of Australia's QBE, writing specialty casualty, financial lines, construction, large-account property, programs, A&H and crop via brokers and agents. Specialty and E&S insurers $2.05 billion A (Excellent)
46 Intact Insurance Specialty SolutionsU.S. specialty arm of Canada's Intact Financial (formerly OneBeacon), writing surety, marine, A&H, tech, entertainment and management liability via brokers. Specialty and E&S insurers $1.94 billion A+ (Superior)
47 BeazleyLloyd's specialty insurer known for cyber, D&O and E&S property, acquired by Zurich on Oct. 1, 2026; sells through brokers on admitted, E&S and Lloyd's paper. Specialty and E&S insurers $1.94 billion A (Excellent)
48 Kinsale InsuranceRichmond, Va., E&S-only insurer founded in 2009, writing hard-to-place casualty, property and professional risks for small and midsize firms via wholesalers. Specialty and E&S insurers $1.93 billion A (Excellent)
49 Swiss Re Corporate SolutionsSwiss Re's commercial insurance arm: high-capacity property, casualty, professional, surety, stop loss and captive fronting for large U.S. companies. Reinsurer-owned commercial insurers $1.89 billion A+ (Superior)
50 RLIPeoria, Illinois specialty insurer writing E&S and niche admitted casualty, property, trucking and surety through brokers and agents; rated A++ by AM Best. Specialty and E&S insurers $1.83 billion A++ (Superior)
51 West Bend InsuranceWisconsin regional founded in 1894 that sells business insurance in 14 states and surety bonds nationwide through independent agents only. Regional carriers $1.75 billion A (Excellent)
52 Utica NationalUpstate New York mutual founded in 1914, known for school, volunteer fire department and insurance agents' E&O programs, sold through independent agents. Regional carriers $1.64 billion A (Excellent)
53 AccelerantA risk exchange whose insurers issue policies for 300-plus specialty MGAs insuring small and mid-sized businesses; a Thoma Bravo buyout is pending. Program carriers and fronting insurers $1.60 billion A- (Excellent), under review with developing implications since August 2026
54 New York State Insurance Fund (NYSIF)New York's state agency fund for workers' comp, disability and paid family leave. It competes with private carriers and must take any employer that applies. Workers' comp specialists and state funds $1.60 billion —
55 Ascot GroupBermuda specialty insurer majority-owned by CPP Investments; its U.S. arm writes E&S and excess casualty, professional lines, surety, marine and comp. Specialty and E&S insurers $1.58 billion A (Excellent)
56 The Doctors CompanyPhysician-owned med mal insurer based in Napa, California, covering doctors, dentists, clinicians and hospitals. It bought ProAssurance in June 2026. Medical and professional liability specialists $1.55 billion A (Excellent)
57 IAT Insurance GroupPrivate Raleigh specialty carrier writing trucking and moving insurance, inland marine, E&S casualty and property, surety and management liability via agents. Specialty and E&S insurers $1.54 billion A- (Excellent)
58 Coaction SpecialtyNew Jersey specialty insurer (formerly ProSight) owned by TowerBrook and Further Global: E&S casualty and property, marine, energy, entertainment and D&O. Specialty and E&S insurers $1.51 billion A- (Excellent)
59 Clear Blue Insurance GroupA fronting carrier group whose four insurers issue policies for MGA programs in trucking, contractors, auto dealers and habitational risks. Program carriers and fronting insurers $1.48 billion A- (Excellent)
60 Skyward SpecialtyHouston-based specialty insurer writing E&S, surety, professional lines, energy, programs, captives and stop-loss; bought Lloyd's platform Apollo in 2026. Specialty and E&S insurers $1.41 billion A (Excellent)
61 GNY (Greater New York Mutual)New York mutual founded in 1914 that writes package policies for apartment, co-op, office, restaurant and light industrial risks in 16 states and D.C. Regional carriers $1.36 billion A+ (Superior)
62 TrisuraToronto-listed specialty insurer whose Oklahoma City-based U.S. arm issues policies for MGA programs and is building a U.S. surety business. Program carriers and fronting insurers $1.34 billion A- (Excellent)
63 FortegraJacksonville specialty insurer writing E&S and admitted programs through MGAs plus warranty and credit protection; owned by Korea's DB Insurance since May 2026. Specialty and E&S insurers $1.33 billion A (Excellent)
64 FCCI Insurance GroupSarasota-based mutual founded in 1959 as a contractors' comp fund; writes commercial P&C in 20 states and D.C. and surety in 45, through independent agents. Regional carriers $1.27 billion A (Excellent)
65 Applied UnderwritersOmaha-based, founder-owned insurer known for its EquityComp and SolutionOne comp programs, now writing specialty liability, auto and aviation coverage. Specialty and E&S insurers $1.25 billion A- (Excellent)
66 TruStage (CUMIS)The credit union movement's own insurer, formerly CUNA Mutual Group; CUMIS writes bonds, D&O, cyber and property for credit unions plus specialty programs. Niche and affinity insurers $1.20 billion A (Excellent)
67 UFG InsuranceCedar Rapids, Iowa, commercial insurer founded in 1946, selling packages, auto, comp and surety through about 850 independent agencies; Nasdaq: UFCS. Regional carriers $1.18 billion A- (Excellent)
68 Aspen InsuranceBermuda specialty insurer and reinsurer owned by Apollo funds from 2019 and by Sompo since February 2026; known for excess casualty, professional lines and E&S. Specialty and E&S insurers $1.18 billion A+ (Superior)
69 ICW GroupPrivately held San Diego insurer known for workers' comp in 22 states and commercial earthquake cover, now adding E&S excess and California commercial lines. Workers' comp specialists and state funds $1.17 billion A (Excellent)
70 Church MutualWisconsin specialist that insures more than 50,000 churches plus nonprofits, schools and camps; rated A (Excellent) with a negative outlook since 2024. Niche and affinity insurers $1.14 billion A (Excellent), negative outlook
71 James RiverNasdaq-listed E&S casualty writer for small and mid-size accounts, sold only through wholesalers, plus Falls Lake admitted comp; rated A-, negative outlook. Specialty and E&S insurers $1.13 billion A- (Excellent), negative outlook
72 Western NationalMinnesota mutual selling commercial package, auto, comp, niche programs and surety through independent agents in the Upper Midwest, Northwest and Alaska. Regional carriers $1.09 billion A+ (Superior)
73 HDI GlobalU.S. arm of Germany's Talanx/HDI: broker-placed property, casualty and specialty for mid-size and large companies, rated A+ by AM Best. Reinsurer-owned commercial insurers $1.07 billion A+ (Superior)
74 Encova InsuranceColumbus, Ohio mutual formed from Motorists and BrickStreet; workers' comp in 26 states and D.C. and business packages in 22, sold by independent agents. Regional carriers $1.04 billion A (Excellent)
75 Farm Bureau Financial ServicesIowa-based Farm Bureau insurer and the largest U.S. farmowners writer, selling farm, ranch and small-business coverage in eight states through exclusive agents. Niche and affinity insurers $1.03 billion A (Excellent)
76 SECURA InsuranceWisconsin mutual founded in 1900 that sells business, nonprofit, special-event and farm insurance in 13 states through independent agents. Regional carriers $1.03 billion A (Excellent)
77 KemperChicago nonstandard auto insurer whose Kemper Auto Commercial unit insures vehicles of contractors and small businesses in eight states via independent agents. Personal-lines carriers that also insure businesses $1.01 billion A- (Excellent)
78 AmerisureMichigan mutual founded in 1912 that insures mid-sized construction, manufacturing and healthcare firms nationwide through select independent agencies. Regional carriers $984.2 million A (Excellent)
79 State Compensation Insurance Fund (State Fund)California's not-for-profit state fund, created in 1914. It competes with private carriers for workers' comp and keeps its door open to any California employer. Workers' comp specialists and state funds $962.0 million —
80 Texas MutualPolicyholder-owned workers' comp insurer created by Texas lawmakers in 1991. It leads the Texas comp market and is the state's insurer of last resort. Workers' comp specialists and state funds $941.9 million A+ (Superior)
81 ProAssuranceBirmingham-based medical malpractice, med-tech products and workers' comp insurer, owned by The Doctors Company since June 2026 after a $1.3 billion takeover. Medical and professional liability specialists $927.0 million A (Excellent)
82 Frankenmuth InsuranceMichigan regional mutual founded in 1868. It sells package, auto, comp and surety coverage for businesses through independent agents in 16 states. Regional carriers $920.0 million A (Excellent)
83 Brotherhood MutualFort Wayne insurer for churches, Christian schools, colleges, camps and mission groups since 1917. Rated B++ by AM Best after a 2024 downgrade. Niche and affinity insurers $918.8 million B++ (Good)
84 PalomarLa Jolla specialty insurer known for earthquake and DIC property, now growing in contractor casualty, inland marine, surety, crop and fronting. Specialty and E&S insurers $890.2 million A (Excellent), stable outlook (Palomar Specialty and Palomar Excess and Surplus; First Indemnity of America A-, positive)
85 Sutton NationalA-rated program carrier that issues admitted and surplus lines policies for program administrators and reinsurers; you reach it only through a program. Program carriers and fronting insurers $877.4 million A- (Excellent), stable outlook
86 Obsidian InsuranceGenstar-backed hybrid fronting carrier that issues policies for MGA and program administrator programs; Protective Life agreed to buy it in April 2026. Program carriers and fronting insurers $866.6 million A- (Excellent), under review with positive implications
87 Vantage RiskBermuda specialty (re)insurer founded in 2020 that writes U.S. excess casualty, construction, healthcare and large property; owned by Howard Hughes since 2026. Specialty and E&S insurers $822.5 million A- (Excellent), positive outlook
88 AccreditedOnex-owned program manager whose A- rated insurers issue admitted and surplus lines policies for MGAs in the U.S., UK and Europe; commercial auto leads. Program carriers and fronting insurers $781.5 million A- (Excellent), stable outlook; Financial Size Category IX
89 EMPLOYERSReno-based workers' comp specialist for lower-hazard small businesses, sold through agents and online through its Cerity brand; rated A (Excellent) by AM Best. Workers' comp specialists and state funds $747.5 million A (Excellent), stable outlook
90 GuideOne InsuranceWest Des Moines insurer of churches, other religious organizations and human services nonprofits, plus program business; A- (Excellent) with a negative outlook. Niche and affinity insurers $743.4 million A- (Excellent), negative outlook
91 SiriusPointBermuda specialty insurer and reinsurer whose U.S. business is written mostly through MGAs and program administrators on its admitted and E&S paper. Specialty and E&S insurers $719.5 million A (Excellent), stable outlook
92 SCORFrench reinsurer whose U.S. primary arm writes large corporate risks through brokers and program and E&S business through MGAs, on GSNIC and GSINDA paper. Reinsurer-owned commercial insurers $711.6 million A (Excellent), stable outlook
93 COUNTRY FinancialBloomington, Illinois insurer founded by farmers in 1925; sells farm, small business and workers' comp coverage through its own reps in 19 states. Personal-lines carriers that also insure businesses $691.8 million A+ (Superior), stable outlook
94 Shelter InsuranceMissouri mutual selling auto, home, farm and small business policies through exclusive agents in 14 states; Haulers and AmShield use independent agents. Personal-lines carriers that also insure businesses $680.0 million A (Excellent)
95 MagMutualAtlanta-based physician-owned mutual that insures doctors, medical groups and hospitals for malpractice; online quoting for physicians, rated A (Excellent). Medical and professional liability specialists $677.2 million A (Excellent)
96 NJM Insurance GroupWest Trenton, N.J., mutual founded in 1913 to write workers' comp. It sells comp, commercial auto, BOP and package policies in six Mid-Atlantic states. Regional carriers $653.0 million A+ (Superior)
97 Donegal Insurance GroupPennsylvania regional founded in 1889: a mutual plus its Nasdaq-listed affiliate. It sells BOP, package, auto and comp through independent agents in 21 states. Regional carriers $649.1 million A (Excellent)
98 Mercury InsuranceCalifornia auto and home insurer founded in 1961. It writes commercial auto in four states and California BOPs, through independent agents. Personal-lines carriers that also insure businesses $628.2 million A (Excellent)
99 HiscoxLloyd's-rooted specialist that sells professional liability, GL, BOP and cyber to U.S. small businesses online and through brokers, plus E&S lines via Lloyd's. Small business specialists $626.0 million A (Excellent)
100 American Coastal InsuranceSt. Petersburg insurer of Florida condo associations, HOAs, apartment complexes and assisted living facilities, sold only through two MGAs since 2007. Niche and affinity insurers $612.6 million —
— Allied WorldFairfax-controlled Bermuda specialty insurer writing excess casualty, D&O, healthcare, environmental and property for midsize and large U.S. accounts. Specialty and E&S insurers — A+ (Superior)
— At-BayCyber, tech E&O and MPL insurer for small and midsize firms, sold through brokers on its own E&S paper. Munich Re agreed to buy it in August 2026. Cyber specialists — A- (Excellent), under review with positive implications (At-Bay Specialty Insurance Company)
— Berkshire Hathaway GUARD Insurance CompaniesBerkshire Hathaway's agent-sold small and mid-sized business insurer in Wilkes-Barre, PA: workers' comp, BOPs, commercial auto, GL and umbrella. A+ AM Best. Small business specialists — A+ (Superior)
— Berkshire Hathaway Specialty InsuranceBerkshire Hathaway's Boston-based specialty arm, launched in 2013: property, casualty, D&O, E&O, healthcare liability, surety and marine through brokers. Specialty and E&S insurers — A++ (Superior)
— biBERKBerkshire Hathaway's direct-to-business insurer: comp, BOP, GL, E&O, commercial auto and umbrella quoted and bought online or by phone, no agent needed. Small business specialists — A++ (Superior)
— CoalitionSan Francisco cyber MGA and carrier that pairs cyber, tech E&O and executive risks policies with security scanning and incident response, sold through brokers. Cyber specialists — A- (Excellent) for Coalition Insurance Company
— CoverWalletNew York insurtech agency founded in 2015, owned by Aon since January 2020. Its site now sends small business quote requests to Aon Affinity agents. Small business specialists — —
— CowbellCyber MGA for small and midsize firms. Its Prime policies are issued by Palomar and Chaucer and sold only through agents and brokers. Cyber specialists — —
— Crum & ForsterFairfax's Morristown specialty carrier: admitted and E&S casualty, construction, property, surety and accident and health, sold through agents and wholesalers. Specialty and E&S insurers — A+ (Superior)
— EmbrokerDigital insurance broker and MGA for startups, tech companies and law firms. Its own programs are written on Everest National and Everspan paper. Small business specialists — —
— HSB (Hartford Steam Boiler)Munich Re's Hartford-based equipment breakdown specialist since 1866: inspection, cyber, EPL and AI liability, mostly sold inside other insurers' policies. Specialty and E&S insurers — A++ (Superior)
— HuckleberryOnline insurance agency owned by Paychex since 2023. Quotes workers' comp, BOP and GL from carriers such as AmTrust, Chubb and The Hartford. Small business specialists — —
— InsureonOnline independent agency in Chicago, owned by HUB International since 2022. Quotes small businesses with carriers such as The Hartford, Chubb and Hiscox. Small business specialists — —
— Lloyd'sLondon insurance market of about 100 syndicates, rated A+ by AM Best. U.S. firms reach it as surplus lines cover through brokers, wholesalers and coverholders. Specialty and E&S insurers — A+ (Superior)
— NEXT InsuranceOnline small business insurer founded in 2016, owned outright by Munich Re's ERGO since July 2025 and now branded ERGO NEXT: GL, BOP, comp, auto and E&O. Small business specialists — A+ (Superior)
— Philadelphia Insurance CompaniesTokio Marine's PHLY writes package, auto and management liability for 120-plus niches, from nonprofits and HOAs to gyms, camps and special events. Niche and affinity insurers — A++ (Superior)
— Pie InsuranceVenture-backed insurtech that writes small business workers' comp on its own A- rated paper in 39 states and D.C., sold online and through 5,000-plus agencies. Small business specialists — A- (Excellent)
— Simply BusinessOnline insurance agency owned by Travelers since 2017. Compares quotes from about 18 carriers, such as Travelers, Hiscox, biBERK and Markel, for small firms. Small business specialists — —
— ThimbleOnline agency owned by Arch selling general liability by the hour, month or year. Policies are issued by Markel Insurance Co. and National Specialty. Small business specialists — —
— VouchInsurance broker for startups, tech, life sciences and financial firms. Sold its Corix MGA and Vouch Insurance Company to Hiscox under a 2025 deal. Small business specialists — —

Ranked by 2025 U.S. commercial lines direct premiums written: NAIC 2025 market share data for 17 commercial lines (states and U.S. territories), summed by insurance group. A group's premium in a line where it is outside NAIC's top 125 is not counted. Seven groups are left out because a business cannot buy from them or their premium in these lines is mostly consumer coverage: USAA, CSAA, the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation, Florida's Citizens, the Texas FAIR Plan and windstorm pool, Assurant and Generali. Brands without a rank are well-known companies inside these groups or outside the top 100.