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ABEX Affiliated Brokers Exchange Inc.
ABEX Affiliated Brokers Exchange Inc. is an insurance wholesaler (MGA) providing niche products and insurance solutions to brokers across Canada. ABEX provides brokers with capacity and specialty facilities to create out of the box solutions for standard and misunderstood risks. ABEX was established in 1998. We are located in Waterloo, Ontario.
About Abex Insurance
ABEX Affiliated Brokers Exchange is an insurance wholesaler providing niche products and insurance solutions across Canada.
ABEX was established in 1998 and is independently owned with headquarters in Waterloo, Ontario. ABEX is an alternate market and provides a wide range of out of the box solutions for standard and misunderstood risks. Some of the products that ABEX offers include:
- Construction Insurance
- Professional Liability
- Personal Lines
- Student Housing and Rented Properties
- Vacant Properties
- Directors and Officers
- Cyber Liability
ABEX has been recognized as the Insurance Business Canada’s MGA of the Year in 2017 and has received some great recognition in the insurance industry for offering superb service and maintaining in-depth knowledge of insurance markets.
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