Quaker Insurance
Carrier website links, underwriting access points, mapped product lines, and appetite notes in one place.
This appetite summary is only a guide. Confirm eligibility, submission requirements, restrictions, and binding authority directly with the carrier or underwriter before relying on it.
Carrier appetite summary
Quaker Insurance/Quaker Special Risk no longer operates as a stand‑alone carrier or underwriting manager; it has been rebranded into Jencap Specialty Insurance Services, Inc. as of April 1, 2024, and now functions as part of the Jencap wholesale/E&S brokerage platform rather than as a direct‑access carrier with its own public underwriting manual or appetite guide. ([quakerma.com](https://www.quakerma.com/?utm_source=openai)) Preferred / target business: - Historically operated as an excess & surplus (E&S) broker/underwriting manager with a broad specialty and professional liability focus, handling difficult or specialty P&C risks and high‑value personal lines (e.g., high‑value homeowners, renovations/new construction, and personal inland marine). ([roughnotes.com](https://roughnotes.com/rnmagazine/search/specialty_lines/05_10p114.htm?utm_source=openai)) - Current risk appetite is governed by the underlying Jencap specialty carrier and program markets; producers are expected to follow each carrier’s/program’s guidelines rather than a unified "Quaker" manual. Restricted or declined classes: - There is no current, Quaker‑branded public list of restricted or declined classes; eligibility and declinations must follow the specific Jencap market, program, or carrier being used on a submission. Geographic notes: - Historically operated on a multi‑state/national basis as an E&S broker; current geographic capabilities now align with Jencap’s national wholesale platform. No separate Quaker‑only territorial list is published post‑rebrand. Submission requirements / process: - All producer and submission workflows have been consolidated under Jencap Specialty Insurance Services. Retail agents should: - Treat Quaker as a Jencap operating brand and direct new business through Jencap’s standard submission channels and portals. - Follow the applicable Jencap program or carrier underwriting and documentation requirements (ACORD apps, supplemental apps, loss runs, etc.), as outlined by the specific Jencap unit handling the risk. - Use the Jencap contact points and e‑mail domains (@jencapgroup.com) for underwriting questions, quote requests, and policy service; prior @qsr‑insurance.com/@quakerma.com emails forward but are being phased out. ([quakerma.com](https://www.quakerma.com/?utm_source=openai)) Broker / producer notes: - Quaker Special Risk is now branded as "Jencap Specialty Insurance Services"; the Quaker name is maintained only as a legacy/brand reference on some pages. Producers should consider Quaker business to be placed with or through Jencap and should reference Jencap in contracts, applications, and certificates where the legal entity name is required. ([quakerma.com](https://www.quakerma.com/?utm_source=openai)) - Existing Quaker‑sourced policies and renewals are being serviced by Jencap; producers should monitor Jencap bulletins for any line‑specific appetite changes, but there is no stand‑alone Quaker underwriting guide to refresh. Operationally, treat "Quaker Insurance/Quaker Special Risk" as a legacy brand of Jencap Specialty Insurance Services with no independent, current public underwriting or appetite guide; rely on the Jencap program or carrier guidelines for concrete class, limit, and territory decisions.