Overview
Integro Group Holdings provided specialty insurance brokerage and risk management for commercial clients worldwide, matching complex risk profiles with tailored programs. It acted as both broker and consultant, offering coverage placement along with risk-management advice and claims support for sectors such as entertainment, professional services, transportation, and large, complex accounts. Built by Marsh veterans, it differentiated itself with advisory-backed brokerage and deep industry expertise, and it expanded through acquisitions before being acquired by Odyssey Investment Partners in 2015 and then by EPIC Holdings in 2019, with its UK wholesale business rebranding as Tysers. Its goal is to help organizations with complex risk secure appropriate coverage, optimize risk transfer costs, and support strategic growth across key markets.
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What believers are saying
- Tysers posted revenue growth in FY2025 and expanded hiring across Dubai and Singapore.
- AUB Group reported international division profit up 29% in first-half 2026.
- Marine, aviation, and P&I specialization still attracts premium clients and complex placements.
What critics are saying
- Integro USA retired its brand in September 2019 after EPIC’s acquisition.
- The U.S. business no longer exists independently, eliminating any standalone career path.
- AUB’s Prestige deal and brand reshuffle threaten Tysers’ identity, leadership, and priorities.
What makes Integro unique
- Integro’s legacy specialty expertise came from Marsh veterans Roger Egan and Peter Garvey.
- Its complex-risk focus spanned aviation, marine, entertainment, professional services, and logistics.
- Tysers still leverages Integro-era specialty capabilities across London, Singapore, Dubai, and marine.],
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