Cunningham Lindsey Acquires Loss Adjusting Unit of GAB Robins NA

January 5, 2011

Cunningham Lindsey has acquired the U.S. loss adjusting business of GAB Robins North America Inc.

The global loss adjusting and claims management services company said the addition of the GAB Robins loss adjusting business significantly expands Cunningham Lindsey’s operation in the United States, particularly in the commercial loss adjusting space.

Cunningham’s U.S. operation will expand by more than 380 people and 100 office locations as a result of the acquisition, bringing its total presence in the United States to more than 1,100 full-time employees in 200 office locations.

The Cunningham Lindsey and GAB Robins’ operations are complementary with minimal service and client redundancy. The combined business will provide Cunningham Lindsey’s clients with a comprehensive service offering across the full spectrum of industrial, commercial and personal property, and casualty claims, both within the United States and globally.

The combined business will operate under the Cunningham Lindsey name.

Cunningham Lindsey is majority-owned by Stone Point Capital LLC, a private equity firm specializing in the global insurance and financial services sectors. Stone Point acquired a majority interest in Cunningham Lindsey in 2007.

Source: Cunningham Lindsey

Topics Mergers & Acquisitions USA Profit Loss

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  • November 25, 2021 at 11:47 pm
    Ralph Turner says:
    I agree with your comments, of course I started as a trainee with GAB in 1971. My first manager was a former Western A&I guy. ,he became my mentor and I spent 44 years i... read more
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    Lawrence Kessler says:
    My My the changes over the years. I started with Western Adjustment and Inspection Service. That was in 1960, they merged with General Adjustment Bureau, the top dogs with Wes... read more
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    m says:
    Yes, gk, so true. I recall that it was not unusual for them to have offices of 15 to 20 employes (and more) -- and now down to 3.8 per office on average?? And how many of tho... read more

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