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Flooding: From Zones to Buydowns
Flood risk has evolved beyond FEMA zones, requiring organizations to assess actual exposure, policy limits and solutions like buydowns or standalone flood coverage.
Risk Placement Services (RPS) has today announced the executive and professional lines specialty wholesale brokerage team of Synergy Professional Associates, Inc. and the programs underwriting team at Jamison IP & Specialty Services have officially rebranded as RPS.
Kevin Doyle, CEO of RPS, said the rebranding will benefit clients and enhance the expertise of the brokerage. He added: "These experienced specialists further strengthen our strategic brokerage capabilities and expand the specialized program solutions we bring to clients."
The Synergy brokerage team brings a proven track record of developing competitive professional lines and cyber solutions for clients across a range of industries, including healthcare, technology, architects and engineers and other specialized sectors. The team also uses AI-enabled tools to help facilitate coverage reviews and recommendations through comprehensive policy comparisons. Synergy also offers a storage tank liability facility with a top-rated carrier, designed to provide efficient access to quality coverage for these accounts.
"RPS delivers a powerful combination of expertise, market relationships, collaboration and innovation in this specialized space," said Rob Roth, former Synergy leader and now executive vice president at RPS.
The Jamison IP Legal Programs team will continue its longstanding programs serving intellectual property attorneys, patent practitioners, legal aid service providers and state judges.
"We remain deeply committed to supporting the ongoing risk management needs of our valued clients and future partners as part of RPS," said Thomasina Peele, SVP, program manager.
Flood risk has evolved beyond FEMA zones, requiring organizations to assess actual exposure, policy limits and solutions like buydowns or standalone flood coverage.
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