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Who stands behind your policy.

The first question a serious buyer, or their advisor, asks is the right one: who is the paper? This page answers it in plain English. The brokers who place the policy and the carriers behind the limit.

The placement.

EPIC INSURANCE BROKERS
licensed insurance brokers · united states

Every Syba policy is placed through licensed insurance brokers. In the United States that is EPIC Insurance Brokers & Consultants, with the wholesale path routed through Jencap where required. A licensed broker is registered with its regulator, answerable to it, and authorized to arrange insurance for clients.

The carriers.

Coverage is provided on a layered basis by A-rated carriers, with capacity layered up to $5,000,000. Two names carry the limit. Both are stated on every coverage page of this site, in the same words.

CHUBBlayer above $2,000,000up to the $5,000,000 limit
TOKIO MARINEfirst $2,000,000primary layer

What an A rating means for your claim: rating agencies grade an insurer's ability to pay claims, year after year, through bad markets and large losses. An A-rated carrier has been judged strong on exactly the day that matters to you, the day you claim. You can verify any carrier's rating yourself at ambest.com.

The routing.

A policy is only as good as the authority that binds it. Carriers grant binding authority to a small number of wholesale partners and licensed brokers, and routing your policy through them is what makes the paper real. That is why binding goes through partners, with broker routing where required, rather than around them.

JENCAP
EPIC

Where coverage is available.

UNITED STATESEUROPEAN UNION

Coverage is available in the United States and the European Union, through the tiers shown for your region. The honest caveat, and it belongs on this page more than anywhere else: coverage, limits and availability vary by jurisdiction and are governed by the issued policy. The policy is the contract; this page is the map.

Read the detail, then ask the hard questions.

The coverage lines, the tier limits, and the terms are all published. If your advisor wants to go deeper, we welcome it.

Advisor questions, answered