At Rokstone, our global casualty strategy has been built around one principle: go where the complexity is and bring the expertise with you. Following rapid expansion across the US, UK and Ireland and international markets, we are proud to now strengthen our presence in the Middle East with the launch of our new Casualty binder, based out of our Dubai office.
Backed by A rated Lloyd’s syndicates, the new binder introduces meaningful additional capacity into the DIFC and wider region, giving brokers access to a proposition designed for both scale and technical precision.
Built for Complex, Cross-Border Risk
The new facility delivers up to USD 25m line size, supporting both Primary and Excess of Loss placements with the confidence to lead where required. Focused on General Liability, the binder provides coverage across:
Public and Products Liability
Sudden and Accidental Pollution
Employers’ Liability (written alongside PL/Products)
With a broad geographic reach spanning Africa, Asia and the Middle East, the binder is designed to meet the demands of businesses operating across multiple jurisdictions, where exposures are rarely straightforward and underwriting consistency is key.
As a competitive and credible lead market, Rokstone’s more dynamic approach to underwriting, in regions where choice can often feel limited, combines high-quality, Lloyd’s backed capacity with disciplined underwriting and responsive decision-making.
Offering brokers greater flexibility when placing complex risks, our proprietary ATOMX technology ecosystem enhances data ingestion, transforms unstructured loss information into actionable insight and enables more accurate modelling, pricing and portfolio management.
Strengthening Our Global Casualty Platform
Adrian Briffa, who joined the Dubai office in late 2025, leads our MENA Casualty team, with over a decade of experience across both underwriting and broking. Adrian delivers effective solutions with a strong understanding of the market, benefiting both brokers and clients.
While there is currently plenty of capacity available in the market, Adrian believes there is space for more. He said, “We see a clear opportunity to offer brokers something different - greater choice, technical expertise and long-term perspective.”
The launch of the Dubai Casualty binder is another step in our continued evolution as a leading MGA for complex and emerging market risks. It builds on the momentum of our global casualty expansion, reinforcing our commitment to diversifying our portfolio, responding quickly to changing market conditions and delivering specialist solutions where they are needed most. Adrian said, “Combined with our technology and in-house claims capabilities, we create a compelling proposition for clients across the region.”
For brokers across MENA, Africa and Asia, this launch provides access to a partner with the expertise, infrastructure and ambition to support long-term growth. If you would like to learn more or discuss an upcoming placement, our team is ready to help.
