Automotive Assurance Group is Now a Member of the Amtrust Financial Services Group of Companies
PONTE VEDRA, Fla.– Automotive Assurance Group, a Florida based full service F&I Agency, is now part of the AmTrust Financial Services, Inc. (“AmTrust”) group of companies.
“We are pleased to welcome Automotive Assurance Group to the AmTrust Financial family of companies and add to the strength of our warranty business,” said Stuart Hollander, President of Specialty Risk, US, of AmTrust Financial Services, Inc. “With the addition of Automotive Assurance Group we have expanded our presence into a new area of the automotive finance and insurance (F&I) market.”
“I am thrilled to be working with AmTrust Financial and have no doubt that Automotive Assurance Group can achieve new levels of growth and success under the AmTrust Financial umbrella,” said Nick D’Amico, founder of Automotive Assurance Group. “I will continue as President of Automotive Assurance Group, helping our dealers achieve and exceed their business and financial goals, while providing exceptional personalized service, and truly the best in F&I products and strategy.”
Automotive Assurance Group has been representing Warranty Solutions, an AmTrust company, for over 14 years and has achieved top producing agent status as well as top agency in various categories over the years. As a strongly financed F&I provider, Automotive Assurance Group is able to offer its dealer clients the resources of AmTrust programs, in addition to their select group of other industry top level providers and portfolio of products.
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