EPIC Acquires Randall Insurance in Los Angeles
New York-based EPIC Insurance Brokers & Consultants has acquired Los Angeles agency E. Broox Randall & Sons Inc.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Insurance
EPIC Insurance Brokers & Consultants has acquired E. Broox Randall & Sons Inc., a Los Angeles insurance agency, expanding EPIC's private client and commercial insurance operations in Southern California. The deal was reported on November 4, 2026.
Why it matters
The acquisition adds a long-established regional agency to EPIC's footprint in Southern California and the Southwest. For Los Angeles residents and businesses, it reflects continued consolidation among insurance brokerages serving both high-net-worth clients and small commercial accounts.
Randall Insurance dates to 1922 and has been led by Richard M. Bryant since 1988, giving the agency roughly a century of continuous operation. The deal's purchase price and post-acquisition staffing plans were not disclosed.
The players
EPIC Insurance Brokers & Consultants
A New York-based national insurance brokerage and consulting firm offering property/casualty, employee benefits, private client, specialty insurance and risk management services.
E. Broox Randall & Sons Inc. (Randall Insurance)
A Los Angeles insurance agency founded in 1922 that serves high-net-worth personal clients and commercial businesses across the Southwest.
Richard M. Bryant
The leader of Randall Insurance since 1988, overseeing the agency through the transition to EPIC.
The details
Randall Insurance's high-net-worth personal insurance business will become part of EPIC's Private Client practice, while its small business commercial accounts will be supported through EPIC Main Street and the brokerage's broader Los Angeles commercial insurance operations. Existing Randall clients will gain access to EPIC's wider personal and commercial offerings while continuing to work with the agency's current team.
Timeline
1922: Randall Insurance is founded by E. Broox Randall.
1988: Richard M. Bryant begins leading the agency.
November 4, 2026: The acquisition is reported by Insurance Journal.
Market Landscape
The acquisition continues a broader pattern of long-standing independent insurance agencies being absorbed into national brokerage platforms that can offer wider product lines. It also strengthens EPIC's position against other national brokers competing for high-net-worth and commercial clients in Southern California.
Existing Randall clients will keep working with their current agency team while gaining access to EPIC's broader personal and commercial insurance products. Small business owners in Los Angeles may see their commercial accounts supported through EPIC Main Street.
The takeaway
Policyholders working with a regional agency should ask whether their coverage, service contacts and pricing will change after an acquisition, and confirm those details directly with their agent. Reviewing policy terms at renewal is a practical way to catch any changes early.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Insurance Journal.
