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Opportunity

K&K's insurance programs cover some of the world's most fascinating industries and offer unique growth opportunities to brokers. As a leading provider of specialty insurance products and services to the sports, leisure and entertainment industries, K&K delivers world-class service and specialized products to its producers giving them a distinctive advantage over standard market alternatives.

As a managing general underwriter for several insurance carriers, K&K conducts product and program development; sales and marketing; underwriting; policy issuance and administration; and loss control and risk management. K&K is owned by Aon Corporation, a holding company comprised of a family of insurance brokerage, consulting and underwriting subsidiaries.


Working with K&K

K&K requires no volume commitments.

Our goal is to make it easy for licensed producers to work with us. No prior appointment or agreement is necessary to submit applications for a coverage quotation. Upon binding the first account, agencies and individual producers are required to submit basic contact information, proper licensing documentation and Errors & Omissions coverage verification.

Submitting Business

For most K&K programs, particularly General Liability coverages, special K&K applications and/or enrollment forms must be completed for us to better understand and appropriately assess the risk.

Applications can be obtained from our office or downloaded directly from this website.

• Brief narrative: describing in detail the general nature of the operation or risk.
• Applications: specialty applications along with necessary generic applications, signed by the applicant.
• Loss Experience: 3-5 years of carrier loss runs with explanations for all losses.
• Diagrams and/or photos: particularly for event liability and property coverages.
• Supplemental Information: contracts, vendor agreements, waiver and release forms, rule books, event guidelines, emergency evacuation plans, risk management manuals, etc.