ANV Group Holdings Launched Commercial Insurance MGA
The new ANV PacificPoint business offers commercial properties earthquake and Difference-in-Conditions insurance.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Commercial
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ANV Group Holdings has officially established ANV PacificPoint to provide specialized insurance coverage for commercial real estate. This new entity offers capacity for both individual properties and multilocation portfolios.
Why it matters
The launch provides commercial property owners and managers with a new option for managing risk related to earthquake and secondary policy coverage. This addition to the market expands capacity for assets requiring complex underwriting protection.
ANV PacificPoint provides up to $30 million in capacity per account for commercial property coverage. This launch represents the third business established through the ANV LaunchPad incubator.
The players
Todd Ruyak
He serves as President of ANV PacificPoint and brings part of the leadership team's 60 years of combined insurance experience.
Eric Mihailovich
He serves as Executive Vice President of ANV PacificPoint and holds extensive experience in earthquake and DIC underwriting.
ANV Group Holdings
A financial services organization that manages insurance entities and operates the ANV LaunchPad incubator for new business ventures.
The details
ANV PacificPoint operates as a Managing General Agent (MGA) that delivers specialized insurance products to wholesale brokers. It focuses on underwriting for commercial properties, specifically targeting earthquake and Difference-in-Conditions (DIC) risk. The business leverages the ANV LaunchPad incubator infrastructure to manage its placement and underwriting processes for clients.
Timeline
October 13, 2026: The official launch of ANV PacificPoint was announced.
The Home Front
The introduction of ANV PacificPoint follows a market trend of insurers creating specialized MGAs to address complex commercial property risks. This development reflects a wider shift toward using incubator-style business models to increase capacity for earthquake and DIC underwriting.
If you manage commercial real estate, consult your insurance broker to determine if your property portfolio fits the underwriting criteria for this new $30 million capacity facility. Review your current Difference-in-Conditions policies to ensure your coverage limits remain adequate for your risk profile.
The takeaway
The entry of a new specialized player can increase competitive options for commercial insurance capacity. Commercial property owners should reach out to their brokers to compare new market offerings against their existing policy terms and coverage limits.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest developments in the Commercial sector.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Coverager - Insurance news and insights.
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