ANV Group Holdings Launched ANV PacificPoint
The new MGA offers specialized earthquake and commercial property insurance coverage across the United States.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Commercial
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ANV Group Holdings has officially launched ANV PacificPoint, a new managing general agent focusing on commercial property insurance. The business provides tailored coverage for individual properties and multilocation portfolios.
Why it matters
This launch expands the availability of insurance capacity for commercial property owners seeking protection against earthquake risks and other specific property hazards. It marks the third business entity developed through the ANV LaunchPad incubator.
ANV PacificPoint provides up to $30 million in capacity per account for its commercial clients. This marks the third business established by the ANV LaunchPad MGA incubator.
The players
Todd Ruyak
Todd Ruyak serves as the President of the newly formed ANV PacificPoint.
Eric Mihailovich
Eric Mihailovich serves as the Executive Vice President of ANV PacificPoint.
ANV Group Holdings
ANV Group Holdings is the parent organization that operates the ANV LaunchPad MGA incubator.
The details
The new MGA distributes its insurance capacity exclusively through wholesale brokers to reach commercial property owners. Its leadership brings a combined 60 years of insurance experience to the market, including 50 years specifically in earthquake and Difference-in-Conditions underwriting.
Timeline
October 13, 2026: The launch of ANV PacificPoint was formally announced.
Culture Shift
The establishment of ANV PacificPoint follows the strategic framework established by the ANV LaunchPad MGA incubator program for developing niche insurance businesses. This reflects a broader trend of corporate incubators centralizing expertise to rapidly scale specialized underwriting entities.
Commercial property owners and business managers may gain access to new insurance capacity options through their wholesale brokers. This potentially increases the availability of specialized earthquake coverage for high-value portfolios.
The takeaway
Businesses looking to manage property risk should consult their wholesale brokers to determine if this new capacity aligns with their current coverage needs. Understanding the specific nature of Difference-in-Conditions policies can help firms better protect their assets against regional disasters.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Coverager - Insurance news and insights.
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