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Pinion Insurance launches Sarrus data interchange platform for MGAs
The new platform is designed to digitize MGA-to-reinsurer data flows, and Pinion is targeting a Q3 2026 US launch pending regulatory approval.
Pinion Insurance, a newly formed, technology-enabled specialty insurer, has launched Sarrus, a fully integrated proprietary technology platform aimed at replacing fragmented data exchanges in the managing general agents, or MGA, sector.
The company said Sarrus connects earlier in the data chain by linking directly with MGA source systems, creating a secure, automated and standardized flow of operational and risk data between Pinion, MGAs and reinsurers. It is also intended to handle different systems of record used by MGAs and to improve data quality at the source to provide faster access to consistent, auditable information.
Pinion described Sarrus as capable of ingesting heterogeneous data from multiple market participants, mapping it into common structures, validating and cleansing it, preserving data lineage and auditability, and enabling near real-time sharing of trusted information.
The insurer said it is seeking multi-jurisdictional licenses in the US, UK and the European Union and is pursuing a rating from AM Best. For US nationwide E and S licenses, Pinion plans to acquire an identified shell company, subject to parent state regulatory approval, and it is targeting binding business in the United States first, with an expected launch in the third quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory approval.