FCCI expands offerings with new specialty company for E&S Lines
- July 15, 2025
- Posted by: Beth Musselwhite
- Category: Insurance
FCCI Insurance Group has introduced FCCI Specialty Insurance Company, now offering Excess and Surplus (E&S) lines coverage.
This marks an important expansion of FCCI’s services, providing innovative coverage solutions for businesses across various industries, particularly those with hard-to-place commercial risks.
Initially, agents in Florida, Georgia, and Texas can submit General Liability (GL) and Excess Liability cases through FCCI’s new E&S platform.
FCCI collaborated with Cognizant and Duck Creek Technologies to develop a modern Policy Delivery platform that adapts to changing needs and delivers excellent service to agents and policyholders. This initiative addresses the growing demand for flexible insurance solutions in challenging markets.
By early 2025, FCCI plans to expand its offerings to agents in the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, and Gulf Coast regions, further expanding its presence in the E&S marketplace.
Tracey Pfab, Executive Vice President and Chief Regional Officer of FCCI, commented, “FCCI Specialty gives us the opportunity to complement our current and highly successful existing businesses while positioning us to capture additional business with new products, expanded appetites and customised underwriting, giving our agents even more reasons to partner with FCCI. We’re excited that our E&S company has been rated A (Excellent) by A.M. Best.
“FCCI’s E&S company enables us to enter this profitable and fast-growing market, meeting the needs of our agents and policyholders. It makes perfect sense!”
By mid-2025, FCCI Specialty plans to introduce Property, Inland Marine, and Crime coverage, which will be offered alongside General Liability and Excess Liability, providing comprehensive protection for businesses facing diverse risks.
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