Amynta Group has merged its underwriting units, Oryx Insurance Brokerage and Total Program Management, to establish integrated healthcare practice.
The new entity, Oryx Healthcare, is expected to provide underwriting solutions to serve the needs of agent and broker partners, particularly in the healthcare sector.
The integration is also expected to strengthen Oryx's position in the construction and manufacturing markets.
Oryx Healthcare is designed to offer risk management services to middle-market healthcare organisations, bringing together various insurance products and services on a single platform.
It includes allied health, long-term care, social service, and senior care services.
Tom Pasquale will maintain his role as president and CEO of Oryx, while Kevin Mordarski will take on the role of practice leader for Oryx Healthcare.
Amynta Group insurance programmes head Bob Schultz said: “This combination brings together TPM’s longstanding healthcare expertise with the deep product and underwriting depth of Oryx, positioning the Company to provide innovative insurance solutions that address the unique needs of the healthcare market.
“We have an outstanding team that will continue to deliver best-in-class service and even greater solutions to our agents and brokers.”
In December 2024, Amynta Group acquired the credit division of Crum & Forster, a Fairfax Financial Holdings subsidiary.
This division now operates as a managing general underwriter within Amynta Risk Solutions.
With a managed premium exceeding $3.5bn to date, Amynta Group has presence across North America, Europe, and Australia.
The company provides insurance and warranty protection solutions to a diverse client base, including carriers, wholesalers, retail agencies, auto dealers, OEMs, and consumer retailers.
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