The Reinsurers insurers

# Insurer Type Commercial premiums (2025) AM Best
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)
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)
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)
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)
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
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
— 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)

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.