Great American Insurance Group has added an additional $10 million in casualty capacity for public sector risks attaching $10 million or higher. When attached to a risk in conjunction with Great American Public Sector’s primary $10 million limit, a governmental entity could have access to a total of $20 million in capacity.
According to Scott Rohr, divisional president of Great American Public Sector said the expanded expand capacity is for both reinsurance and excess insurance and targeted towards government pool members, joint powers authorities, trusts, reciprocals and individual public entity risks.
Great American Public Sector provides public entity insurance and reinsurance management for local, county and state governments, educational organizations and special service districts, such as park districts, water and sanitation districts, housing departments or other entities designed to serve the general public.
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