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Malliouhana Anico Insurance Company Ltd.

Hi, l’m Adrian Smith

As the General Manager of Malliouhana-Anico Insurance Company Ltd., it is an honor to welcome you to our web page.

We are dedicated to serving you professionally, efficiently, and fairly.

Malliouhana-Anico Insurance Company Ltd. (MAICO), Anguilla’s first indigenous insurance company, is well-positioned to deliver the protection you need and deserve.

Backed by A-rated reinsures, you can be assured of our ability to pay insurance claims.

Your advantage with us at MAICO is that all decisions are made here, and your premiums stay here and assist our economy.

Most importantly, your claims adjuster is in our office and ready whenever you need them.

Welcome to the MAICO family, An Anguillian center of excellence.

Our Vision

To be an Anguillian center of excellence in insurance and associated products and services in our chosen market.

Our Mission

Meet shareholders expectations by providing a comprehensive range of insurance products that satisfy and delight our customers, delivered through skilled and dedicated staff, inspired by an enterprising board and management team.

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Origins and Development of MAICO

The year is 1978. It is two years after Anguilla received its first ministerial constitution in 1976 and two years before its constitutional separation from St. Kitts and Nevis in December 1980. A group of young Anguillians establish the Malliouhana Development Cooperative Society Limited (MDCS), “The Coop” for the promotion of small businesses. The Coop considers setting up ventures that require limited capital, one such an insurance agency. At the time, motor vehicle insurance is provided by Anguilla Mutual Assurance Company, mainly to Third Party Act Only. J. N. Gumbs Agency representing Lloyds of London provides motor vehicle and property insurance coverage. There is no life insurance agent resident in Anguilla. Holders of life insurance policies and those desirous of purchasing life insurance are serviced by visiting agents and by correspondence. The Coop decides to go forward with the insurance agency. The vision is to grow the agency to the point where it would be feasible to establish a modern competitive Anguillian owned insurance company on the agency’s foundation. A ten year period was envisaged in which the agency should have grown sufficiently to make it feasible to set up an insurance company.