Coalition
Coalition | |
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| Coalition, Inc. | |
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| Corporate identity | |
| Type | Private — cyber insurtech MGA |
| License type | Producer and surplus lines broker (US) Appointed representative (UK) Insurance agent (Germany) AFSL holder (Australia) |
| NPN | 18419475 |
| Incorporation | Delaware |
| Founded | 2017 |
| Domicile | Delaware, United States |
| Licensed jurisdictions | United States United Kingdom Canada Germany Denmark Sweden Australia France |
| Regulator | Multi-state (US) FCA via Davies MGA Services Limited (UK) IHK Frankfurt am Main (Germany) Finanstilsynet (Denmark) Finansinspektionen (Sweden) |
| Ultimate parent | Coalition, Inc. |
| Key people | Joshua Motta, CEO and co-founder John Hering, co-founder Shawn Ram, Chief Revenue Officer Jim Young, Chief Financial Officer Frank Fumarola, Chief Product Officer Maha Virudhagiri, Chief Technology Officer David Lynders, Head of Insurance John Littzi, General Counsel Dylan Steele, Chief Marketing Officer Tiago Henriques, Chief Underwriting Officer Sisi Liu, Chief of Staff and Head of Strategy and Corporate Development |
| Business & markets | |
| Customer segments | SMB and mid-market organizations up to $5B revenue (US) |
| Lines of business | Cyber insurance Technology errors and omissions Miscellaneous professional liability Executive risks |
| Main products & services | Coalition Active Cyber Policy Coalition Control Coalition Re Coalition MDR (via Wirespeed) |
| Technology platform | Coalition Control (proprietary security and risk monitoring platform) BinaryEdge (internet-scale scanning and threat intelligence) CoalitionAI Security Copilot Wirespeed (automated MDR) |
| Capacity providers | Swiss Re Corporate Solutions Arch Insurance North America Lloyd's of London Ascot Group Aspen Specialty Insurance Company Allianz Australia Insurance Limited Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Company Limited HDI Global SE |
| Distribution | Broker-distributed across all 50 US states Appointed representative model (UK) Binding authority (Australia) |
| Geographic markets | United States Canada United Kingdom Germany Denmark Sweden France Australia |
| Customers served | >160,000 (July 2022) |
| Competitors | At-Bay Corvus Insurance Resilience |
| Key financials | |
| Gross written premium | >$775M run rate (July 2022) |
| Total funding raised | $770M (sum of disclosed rounds through Series F) |
| Last funding round | Series F, $250M, July 2022 |
| Last known valuation | $5B (Series F, July 2022) |
| Lead investors | Allianz X (Series F) Durable Capital, T. Rowe Price, Whale Rock (Series E) Index Ventures (Series D) Valor Equity Partners (Series C) Ribbit Capital (Series B) |
| Insurer financial strength | A- (Excellent), AM Best (Coalition Insurance Company, July 2024) |
🛡️ Coalition is a Delaware-incorporated cyber insurtech managing general agent that launched publicly in December 2017 with initial capacity from Swiss Re Corporate Solutions and Argo. The company operates a hybrid structure combining an insurance distribution entity (producer and surplus lines broker in the US), a multi-carrier capacity model, a licensed admitted carrier (Coalition Insurance Company, NAIC #29530), affiliated cybersecurity services through Coalition Incident Response, and a reinsurance intermediary branded Coalition Re.
👤 Leadership. Co-founded by CEO Joshua Motta — whose background spans Cloudflare, Goldman Sachs, the CIA, and Microsoft — and John Hering, whose experience includes founding cybersecurity companies such as Lookout, Cloudflare, OpenDNS, and HackerOne. The executive team includes a Chief Revenue Officer, CFO, CPO, CTO, Head of Insurance, General Counsel, CMO, Chief Underwriting Officer, and Chief of Staff, with Allianz SE CEO Oliver Bäte joining the board in late 2023.
💰 Funding. Coalition raised a cumulative $770M across six rounds from a February 2018 seed through the $250M Series F in July 2022, which was led by Allianz X and valued the company at $5B. The investor base blends technology-focused growth capital (Index Ventures, Ribbit Capital, Valor Equity Partners) with crossover asset managers (Durable Capital, T. Rowe Price, Whale Rock) and strategic insurtech capital (Allianz X).
🎯 Underwriting scope. US appetite covers organizations with up to $5B in annual revenue and up to $15M in limits, with enhanced features such as the Vanishing Retention endorsement and unlimited reinstatements reserved for businesses under $100M revenue. UK positioning targets businesses under £1bn revenue with premiums from £111 to £200,000+, and Coalition accepts nearly every industry except adult entertainment, cannabis, casinos, data aggregators, and payment processors.
📄 Products. The flagship Coalition Active Cyber Policy, effective April 15, 2025, provides standard coverages including business interruption, ransomware and cyber extortion, social engineering, invoice manipulation, and regulatory liability, with endorsements for deepfake response, bodily injury, and pollution liability. Technology E&O and miscellaneous professional liability are available for eligible businesses, and policy economics incentivize Coalition's affiliated response through $0 out-of-pocket digital forensics costs.
🔍 Technology platform. Coalition Control integrates proprietary risk telemetry with BinaryEdge internet-scale scanning, attack surface monitoring, third-party risk monitoring, security notifications, and the CoalitionAI Security Copilot for vulnerability interpretation. Policyholders receive full platform access, with premium credits of up to 12.5% for MDR adoption and additional funds transfer fraud sublimits tied to security awareness training enrollment.
🤖 Wirespeed and MDR. The November 2025 acquisition of Wirespeed adds automated managed detection and response with a median time-to-verdict of 1,801 milliseconds and 99.99% alert noise reduction, integrating data from Coalition's Active Data Graph including external attack surface monitoring and cyber claims data for 24/7 protection.
🏦 Capacity and geography. Disclosed capacity counterparties include Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, Arch Insurance North America, Lloyd's of London, Ascot Group, and Aspen Specialty Insurance Company under a multi-year agreement effective April 2024, plus regional carriers in Australia (Allianz Australia, MSIG, HDI Global SE). Coalition distributes through brokers across eight countries — the US, Canada, UK, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, France, and Australia — using jurisdiction-specific regulatory structures.
📈 Financials and scale. Coalition reported over 160,000 customers and run rate GWP exceeding $775M as of July 2022, up from 52,000 customers and $325M run rate premium in September 2021. Coalition Insurance Company holds an AM Best A- (Excellent) financial strength rating as of July 2024, and the company disclosed nearly 200% revenue growth year-over-year in its 2022 funding announcement.
The following sections provide further details.
Corporate profile
🏢 Delaware incorporation. Coalition, Inc. is the global marketing name for the operations of its affiliates and subsidiaries, with its parent entity legally domiciled in Delaware.[1][2] The company operates a hybrid cyber insurtech structure combining an insurance distribution entity (producer and surplus lines broker in the US), a multi-carrier capacity model, a licensed admitted carrier for admitted placements, cybersecurity services through affiliated security entities, and a reinsurance-facing initiative branded "Coalition Re."[3] Coalition launched publicly in December 2017 with initial capacity from Swiss Re Corporate Solutions and Argo.[4]
🏛️ Regulated entities. The US insurance distribution arm is Coalition Insurance Solutions, Inc., holding California producer license #0L76155 (NPN 18419475).[5] The admitted carrier, Coalition Insurance Company (NAIC #29530), is domiciled in New York and received an A- (Excellent) financial strength rating from AM Best in a July 2024 report.[6][7] In the UK, Coalition Risk Solutions Ltd (Companies House number 13036309) operates as an appointed representative under Davies MGA Services Limited (FCA firm reference number 597301).[8]
🌍 International registrations. Coalition Insurance Solutions GmbH (HRB 133708) holds a German insurance agent license under Section 34d of the German Trade Regulation (Vermittlerregister ID D-JEO5-724A4-24), supervised by IHK Frankfurt am Main.[9] Branches of this entity operate in Denmark (CVR 45116212, supervised by Finanstilsynet) and Sweden (Org. nr. 516413-8959, supervised by Finansinspektionen).[9] In Australia, Coalition Insurance Solutions Pty Ltd (ABN 33 657 140 791; AFSL 539846) operates under binding authority with carrier relationships including Allianz Australia Insurance Limited, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Company Limited, and HDI Global SE.[10]
🔗 Affiliated subsidiaries. Coalition Incident Response, Inc. provides security products and incident response services via panel arrangements.[11] BinaryEdge AG, a Swiss threat intelligence and internet-scale scanning subsidiary, was acquired by Coalition to integrate attack surface monitoring capabilities.[12] Coalition Reinsurance Services, LLC operates the "Coalition Re" reinsurance intermediary initiative.[3]
📜 Historical carrier lineage. Coalition Insurance Company's state regulator name history includes "AXA Art Insurance Corporation" among predecessor names, representing a historical corporate lineage indicator tied to the carrier shell rather than evidence of present-day capacity, ownership, or distribution ties to AXA.[6]
📊 Scale indicators. Coalition disclosed over 52,000 customers and $325M in run rate premium as of September 2021, growing to over 160,000 customers and exceeding $775 million in run rate GWP by July 2022.[13][14]
Leadership and governance
👤 Co-founders. Joshua Motta serves as CEO and co-founder of Coalition. His official biography states he previously held CXO and Head of Special Projects roles at Cloudflare and also worked at Goldman Sachs, the Central Intelligence Agency, and Microsoft.[1][15] John Hering is co-founder, with a background that includes founding and building cybersecurity companies such as Lookout, Cloudflare, OpenDNS, and HackerOne.[16] The World Economic Forum lists his educational background as studies in Public Policy at USC.[17]
👥 Executive team. The disclosed leadership includes Shawn Ram (Chief Revenue Officer), Jim Young (Chief Financial Officer), Frank Fumarola (Chief Product Officer), Maha Virudhagiri (Chief Technology Officer), David Lynders (Head of Insurance), John Littzi (General Counsel), Dylan Steele (Chief Marketing Officer), Tiago Henriques (Chief Underwriting Officer), and Sisi Liu (Chief of Staff and Head of Strategy and Corporate Development).[1][11]
🏗️ Board signals. Trade press reports indicate that Oliver Bäte, CEO of Allianz SE, joined Coalition's board in late 2023, reinforcing the strategic relationship established through Allianz X's participation in the Series F round.[18][14]
Funding and investor base
💰 Funding history. Coalition raised a cumulative $770M across six disclosed rounds from February 2018 through July 2022. The $10M seed round in February 2018 attracted participants including Sam Altman, Deep Nishar, Vy Capital, Ribbit Capital, and Valor Equity Partners.[19] Ribbit Capital led the $40M Series B in May 2019, with Greenoaks Capital and Hillhouse Capital as co-investors.[20]
📈 Growth-stage rounds. Valor Equity Partners led the $90M Series C in May 2020, joined by Felicis Ventures, Greyhound Capital, and existing investors.[21] Index Ventures led the $175M Series D in March 2021, with General Atlantic participating, at a $1.75B post-money valuation.[15] The Series E in September 2021 raised $205M co-led by Durable Capital, T. Rowe Price, and Whale Rock at a valuation exceeding $3.5B.[13] The $250M Series F in July 2022, led by Allianz X with Kinetic Partners and existing investors, valued Coalition at $5B.[14]
| Round | Date | Amount | Lead investor(s) | Notable co-investors | Post-money valuation | Cumulative funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seed | Feb 2018 | $10M | Multiple participants | Sam Altman; Deep Nishar; Vy Capital; Ribbit Capital; Valor Equity Partners | — | $10M |
| Series B | May 2019 | $40M | Ribbit Capital | Greenoaks Capital; Hillhouse Capital | — | $50M |
| Series C | May 2020 | $90M | Valor Equity Partners | Felicis Ventures; Greyhound Capital; existing investors | — | $140M |
| Series D | Mar 2021 | $175M | Index Ventures | General Atlantic; existing investors | $1.75B | $315M |
| Series E | Sep 2021 | $205M | Durable Capital; T. Rowe Price; Whale Rock | Existing investors | >$3.5B | $520M |
| Series F | Jul 2022 | $250M | Allianz X | Kinetic Partners; existing investors | $5B | $770M |
🔍 Investor profile. Coalition's investor base blends technology-focused growth capital and insurance-adjacent strategic capital. Series E co-leads include large crossover-type asset managers (Durable Capital, T. Rowe Price, Whale Rock), while the Series F introduced strategic insurtech capital from Allianz X.[13] Coalition's Series F announcement states the company achieved "nearly 200%" revenue growth over the prior year, tying funding to operational scale of over 160,000 customers, exceeding $775M run rate GWP, and plans for international expansion and product broadening.[14]
⚠️ Cumulative funding note. Coalition's Series F announcement states "over $755 million" in equity funding to date, whereas the arithmetic sum of individually disclosed rounds yields $770M; this difference may reflect definitional treatment of secondary components or minor rounds not itemized in public disclosures.[14]
Underwriting scope and distribution
🎯 Segment boundaries. Coalition's US underwriting appetite extends to organizations with up to $5B in annual revenue and up to $15M in limits.[22] Certain policy features target smaller insureds: the Vanishing Retention endorsement and unlimited reinstatements are available to businesses under $100M revenue.[23] UK positioning targets businesses under £1bn in revenue, with premiums ranging from £111 to £200,000+.[24]
📋 Industry appetite. Coalition accepts submissions from nearly every industry but explicitly excludes adult entertainment, cannabis, casinos and gambling, data aggregators, and payment processors.[23] The combination of a very high customer count, a product design emphasizing rapid quoting and standardized enhancements, and incentives targeted at sub-$100M revenue insureds indicates a scaled, packaged cyber MGA distribution model weighted toward SMB and mid-market volume placements.[14]
🤝 Broker-centric distribution. Coalition partners with brokers in all 50 US states and provides quoting via its broker platform, enabling quotes in minutes.[14][22] In the UK, Coalition uses an appointed representative model under a principal FCA-authorized firm, consistent with broker-centric distribution.[8] Geographic scope spans the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and France.[3][25]
Cyber insurance products
📄 Active Cyber Policy. Coalition's flagship US cyber form, the Coalition Active Cyber Policy, was released on April 15, 2025, replacing the previous surplus lines version.[23] Insurance products are offered through the producer/surplus lines broker and are available on an admitted basis through Coalition Insurance Company (NAIC #29530).[3]
| Coverage item | Coalition disclosure mapping | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Business interruption / system failure (including contingent BI) | Direct and Contingent Business Interruption | Standard |
| Data restoration and recovery | Data Recovery and Computer Replacement Costs | Standard |
| Ransomware / cyber extortion (incl. ransom payment) | Ransomware and Cyber Extortion | Standard |
| Bricking / hardware damage | Computer Replacement Costs | Standard; integrated into base form Apr 2025 |
| Reputational harm / PR crisis costs | Crisis Management and Public Relations; Reputational Harm Loss | Standard |
| Social engineering / funds transfer fraud | Funds Transfer Fraud and Social Engineering | Standard |
| Invoice manipulation | Invoice Manipulation | Standard; integrated into base form Apr 2025 |
| Service fraud / cryptojacking | Service Fraud including Cryptojacking | Standard; integrated into base form Apr 2025 |
| Proof of loss preparation | Proof of Loss Preparation Expenses | Standard; integrated into base form Apr 2025 |
| Reputation repair advertising support | Reputation Repair | Endorsement |
| Deepfake response | Deepfake Response | Endorsement |
| Coverage item | Coalition disclosure mapping | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Network security liability | Network Security and Privacy Liability | Standard |
| Privacy liability, regulatory defense and fines/penalties | Regulatory Actions | Standard |
| Media liability | Media Liability | Standard |
| PCI-DSS fines and assessments | PCI Fines and Assessments | Standard |
| Technology errors and omissions | Technology Errors and Omissions | Optional by eligibility |
| Miscellaneous professional liability | Miscellaneous Professional Liability | Optional by eligibility |
| Bodily injury / property damage crossover | Bodily Injury and Property Damage | Endorsement |
| Pollution liability | Pollution | Endorsement |
💡 Retention and limits mechanics. The Vanishing Retention endorsement, available to businesses under $100M revenue, reduces retentions based on vulnerability resolution and claim-free years.[23] A reduced retention applies for early funds transfer fraud reporting within 72 hours. Unlimited reinstatements are available by endorsement for businesses under $100M revenue.[23]
🩺 Breach response services. Coalition embeds breach response services in two forms: Rapid Response Services offering immediate access including a two-hour legal consultation from a panel provider and support from Coalition Incident Response at no cost, and Breach Response Costs coverage for incident response, customer notification, credit monitoring, and legal costs.[11] Incident response services are offered via a panel provider list, with affiliated services offered through panel selection.[11]
⚔️ War and terrorism commentary. Coalition's Ukraine-related guidance states that acts of war are excluded across the industry and notes the policy provides coverage for acts of cyber terrorism, though this represents indicative commentary rather than policy language.[26]
Cybersecurity services and technology
🔍 Coalition Control platform. Coalition positions itself as "Active Insurance," integrating security capabilities with insurance products across the policy lifecycle.[5] Coalition Control is powered by proprietary technology combining public data scans with proprietary incident, claims, and infosec data to produce an outside-in view of security posture for hundreds of thousands of businesses.[5] Free sign-up is available with a business email address, offering domain scanning that surfaces vulnerabilities and remediation recommendations.[27]
📡 Continuous monitoring. Coalition Control features include attack surface monitoring, third-party risk monitoring, security notifications, on-demand rescans, and mechanisms for insureds to attest to remediation steps.[5] BinaryEdge's internet scanning technology enables continuous monitoring of policyholders' attack surfaces and provides threat intelligence and alerts.[12] Coalition also offers CoalitionAI Security Copilot as part of Control, supporting vulnerability interpretation and remediation guidance.[5]
🚨 Post-incident response. Coalition Incident Response provides affiliated incident response capabilities accessible to policyholders before, during, and after events via an incident response firm panel.[5] Policy economics incentivize use of Coalition's affiliated response: the policy highlights describe $0 out-of-pocket costs for digital forensics and incident response when policyholders use Coalition Incident Response.[23]
🤖 Wirespeed acquisition. Coalition acquired Wirespeed to combine automated managed detection and response (MDR) with its cyber risk management tools and coverage.[25] Wirespeed's platform delivers a median time-to-verdict of 1,801 milliseconds and 99.99% alert noise reduction, using conditional logic plus probabilistic AI and ChatOps integrations with Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, and SMS.[25] The MDR capability will integrate data from Coalition's Active Data Graph, including external attack surface monitoring and cyber claims data, to provide 24/7 protection.[25]
🔧 Partner ecosystem and business model. Coalition Control integrates cybersecurity partners across email security, endpoint detection and response, identity and access, security awareness training, and penetration testing, with named partners including Armorblox, CrowdStrike, Okta, and SentinelOne.[5] Active Insurance policyholders receive full access to Coalition Control, while premium credits of up to 12.5% are available for Coalition MDR adoption, and additional funds transfer fraud sublimits are tied to paid enrollment in Coalition's security awareness training.[23][5]
Capacity and geographic footprint
🏦 Capacity providers. Coalition leverages relationships with multiple leading insurers and capacity providers. Disclosed counterparties include Swiss Re Corporate Solutions (named since launch), Arch Insurance North America, Lloyd's of London (coverholder authority), Ascot Group, and additional carriers that vary by state and product.[4][14][11]
📝 Aspen agreement. Coalition announced a multi-year capacity agreement with Aspen Specialty Insurance Company to deploy US cyber insurance capacity beginning on or after April 1, 2024, brokered by McGill and Partners.[28]
🔄 Coalition Re. Coalition launched its reinsurance intermediary, Coalition Re, framing it as a cyber reinsurance underwriting approach based on continuous internet-wide data collection, AI-enabled threat detection, and internal security and insurance expertise.[3] Aspen's cyber leadership is quoted as partnering with Coalition on the reinsurance offering, indicating Coalition is positioning itself for a cedant-facing role beyond MGA insurance distribution.[3]
🗺️ Geographic expansion. Coalition's footprint has scaled from a US SMB launch in November 2017 to a multi-continent presence. Canada was added in 2020 with CAD coverage availability across provinces and territories.[15] The UK business began trading as an approved Lloyd's coverholder on January 1, 2023, using an appointed representative model under Davies MGA Services Limited.[24][8] Germany, Denmark, and Sweden are served through Coalition Insurance Solutions GmbH and its Nordic branches.[9] Australia operates under AFSL licensing with binding authority and carrier relationships including Allianz Australia, MSIG, and HDI Global SE.[10] France was confirmed as a market in the November 2025 Wirespeed acquisition announcement.[25]
Financial performance and outlook
| KPI | Most recent figure | Prior year |
|---|---|---|
| GWP | >$775M run rate (2022) | $325M run rate (2021) |
| Customer count | >160,000 (2022) | >52,000 (2021) |
| Revenue growth | Nearly 200% YoY (2022) | — |
| Headcount | — | Well over 100 (May 2020) |
📈 Growth trajectory. Coalition disclosed rapid scaling in both customer count and premium volume, moving from $325M run rate premium and 52,000 customers in 2021 to exceeding $775M run rate GWP and 160,000 customers by 2022.[13][14] Coalition frames its operating model around continuous scanning and prevention as a loss-mitigation lever, disclosing scanning frequency of 65,000 times per week in its 2021 funding announcement.[13]
⚠️ Risk factors. Capacity dependency risk is material given Coalition's reliance on multiple carrier relationships and capacity deals; disruptions in delegated authority, pricing corridors, or carrier appetite could force rapid underwriting retrenchment.[14] Aggregation and systemic cyber exposure remain structurally relevant, as Coalition's portfolio is exposed to correlated vulnerability exploitation and systemic events.[13] Regulatory and conduct risk expands with the international footprint, which uses distinct regulatory strategies across multiple jurisdictions, increasing compliance surface area around distribution oversight and conduct obligations.[8]
🔮 Operational and product risks. Coalition offers rapid response services and panel-based incident response access while explicitly tying economics (retention and out-of-pocket costs) to the use of its affiliated response; any failure to deliver service levels could create adverse selection, reputational harm, or claims friction.[11] Product expansion risk is increasing as Coalition pursues ambitions beyond cyber into executive risks and additional lines, creating underwriting and operational complexity across claims specialization, regulatory filings, and distribution training.[14]
🧭 Strategic pillars. Coalition's disclosed strategy centers on active risk assessment and monitoring via Coalition Control using proprietary data and AI-driven workflows, active response via affiliated incident response offerings embedded in the product structure, and underwriting and distribution scaling via broker platform tooling and international expansion.[5][11][14] Vertical integration moves include the BinaryEdge acquisition for internet-scale scanning, the Wirespeed acquisition for automated MDR, and the launch of Coalition Re for a cedant-facing reinsurance role.[12][25][3]
🏁 Competitive positioning. Coalition aligns with "full-stack cyber platform" MGAs that combine proprietary risk telemetry, embedded security services, and multi-carrier capacity access. Closest competitive comparators by model similarity include At-Bay, Corvus Insurance, and Resilience, each commonly positioned around integrated cyber risk data and underwriting technology stacks.[5][14]
Company timeline
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| Dec 2017 | Launch; products issued with capacity from Swiss Re Corporate Solutions and Argo Group.[4] |
| Feb 2018 | $10M seed financing disclosed.[19] |
| May 2019 | $40M funding round disclosed.[20] |
| Jan 2020 | Acquisition of BinaryEdge announced.[12] |
| May 2020 | $90M Series C disclosed.[21] |
| Mar 2021 | $175M Series D disclosed; $1.75B valuation.[15] |
| Sep 2021 | $205M Series E disclosed; valuation >$3.5B; $325M run rate premium.[13] |
| Jul 2022 | $250M Series F disclosed; $5B valuation; >160,000 customers; >$775M run rate GWP.[14] |
| Jan 2023 | UK business trading as approved Lloyd's coverholder.[24] |
| Mar 2024 | Multi-year capacity agreement with Aspen announced (start on or after Apr 1, 2024).[28] |
| Sep 2024 | Coalition Re reinsurance intermediary announced.[3] |
| Apr 2025 | New Active Cyber Policy (surplus lines) effective April 15, 2025.[23] |
| Nov 2025 | Acquisition of Wirespeed (automated MDR) announced.[25] |
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "About Coalition". Coalition. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ "Privacy Policy". Coalition. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 "Introducing Coalition Re". Coalition. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
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- ↑ 5.00 5.01 5.02 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.07 5.08 5.09 "Coalition Control — 2023 Overview" (PDF). Coalition. 2023. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 "Executive Risks Insurance Now Available on Surplus". Coalition. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
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- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 "UK Broker Access Confirmation". Coalition. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 "Legal Imprint". Coalition. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 "Australia Licenses". Coalition. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 11.6 "Coverages". Coalition. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
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- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 13.3 13.4 13.5 13.6 "Coalition Closes $205 Million Series E". Coalition. September 2021. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 14.00 14.01 14.02 14.03 14.04 14.05 14.06 14.07 14.08 14.09 14.10 14.11 14.12 14.13 "Coalition Closes $250 Million in Series F Funding". Coalition. July 2022. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 15.3 "Coalition Raises $175M to Build the Future of Commercial Insurance". Coalition. March 2021. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
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- ↑ "John Hering Profile". World Economic Forum. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ "Coalition Appoints Allianz SE Leader to Board". Insurance Business Magazine. 2023. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 "Cyber Insurer Coalition Raises $10 Million to Solve Cyber Risk for SMBs". Coalition. February 2018. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 "Coalition Secures $40M in Funding". Coalition. May 2019. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 21.0 21.1 "Coalition Raises $90M in Funding". Coalition. May 2020. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 "Coalition Launches New Active Cyber Policy". Coalition. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 23.3 23.4 23.5 23.6 23.7 "Coalition Active Cyber Policy Highlights". Coalition. April 2025. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 "Coalition Approved Lloyd's Coverholder UK". Coalition. January 2023. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 25.0 25.1 25.2 25.3 25.4 25.5 25.6 "Coalition Announces Acquisition of Automated MDR Provider Wirespeed". BusinessWire. November 2025. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ "Preparing for Increased Cyber Risks Amidst Russian Invasion of Ukraine". Coalition. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ "Coalition Control Overview". Coalition. Retrieved 2026-03-09.
- ↑ 28.0 28.1 "Coalition Enters Long-Term Capacity Agreement with Aspen". BusinessWire. March 2024. Retrieved 2026-03-09.