A separate intake site, operated by the directory's team, for CASPs preparing MiCA Article 67 prudential-safeguard and Article 75 custody-liability insurance evidence. It helps collect application facts and route conversations to specialist crypto and fintech insurance partners where appropriate; it is not listed as a broker, insurer, MGA, underwriter, law firm, or regulator.
Why we list them: Relevant for CASPs that need to organise Article 67 and Article 75 insurance evidence before speaking with brokers, insurers, counsel, or internal risk owners.
Public-source listing for Canopius, a firm with digital-asset, crypto, fintech, or specialist insurance/reinsurance relevance.
Why we list them: Potentially relevant to CASPs evaluating operational-risk transfer, specialist insurance markets, or broker conversations under MiCA-era requirements.
Public-source listing for Elmore Insurance Brokers, a firm with digital-asset, crypto, fintech, or specialist insurance/reinsurance relevance.
Why we list them: Potentially relevant to CASPs evaluating operational-risk transfer, specialist insurance markets, or broker conversations under MiCA-era requirements.
Public-source listing for Howden, a firm with digital-asset, crypto, fintech, or specialist insurance/reinsurance relevance.
Why we list them: Potentially relevant to CASPs evaluating operational-risk transfer, specialist insurance markets, or broker conversations under MiCA-era requirements.
Public-source listing for Jensten Insurance, a firm with digital-asset, crypto, fintech, or specialist insurance/reinsurance relevance.
Why we list them: Potentially relevant to CASPs evaluating operational-risk transfer, specialist insurance markets, or broker conversations under MiCA-era requirements.
Public-source listing for Lockton, a firm with digital-asset, crypto, fintech, or specialist insurance/reinsurance relevance.
Why we list them: Potentially relevant to CASPs evaluating operational-risk transfer, specialist insurance markets, or broker conversations under MiCA-era requirements.
Public-source listing for Superscript, a firm with digital-asset, crypto, fintech, or specialist insurance/reinsurance relevance.
Why we list them: Potentially relevant to CASPs evaluating operational-risk transfer, specialist insurance markets, or broker conversations under MiCA-era requirements.
Public-source listing for Verlingue, a firm with digital-asset, crypto, fintech, or specialist insurance/reinsurance relevance.
Why we list them: Potentially relevant to CASPs evaluating operational-risk transfer, specialist insurance markets, or broker conversations under MiCA-era requirements.
CASP cover is a specialist market, and the firms above sit at different points in it. Knowing who does what saves time, especially if you are a broker looking for capacity rather than an operator looking for a policy.
Retail and SME brokers arrange and advise on cover for an individual CASP and place it with insurers. For most operators this is the first call.
Wholesale brokers are brokers' brokers. They reach specialist and London-market capacity that a retail broker accesses through them when a risk is larger or harder to place.
Managing general agents (MGAs) underwrite and bind cover on behalf of insurers under delegated authority, often for niche risks like crypto custody. They are a capacity source, not a buyer's broker.
Carriers and Lloyd's syndicates hold the risk and pay claims. A meaningful share of crypto, crime, and specie capacity sits in the London market.
If you are hunting wholesale or MGA capacity rather than a retail placement, the wholesale-broker, MGA, and carrier layers are where it sits; a retail broker will usually route you there.
The directory lists firms for research and does not classify each firm's exact market role or place cover. Confirm a firm's role and available capacity with the firm directly.