Oct 26, 2026
Risk Specialty Group announced its acceptance of the IIABA Best Practices Agency designation for 2026 - signaling its continued place among an exclusive group of brokers nationwide.
Houston, United States, October 26, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- As of August 2026, Risk Specialty Group is now a five-time IIABA Best Practices Agency winner, announces the company. While bolstering its industry reputation, the recent recognition serves as an additional data point for architects, engineers, land surveyors, environmental consultants, and other design firms to consider when evaluating an insurance broker.
For more information, visit: https://riskspecialtygroup.com/risk-specialty-group-named-a-2026-best-practices-agency/
As explained by Risk Specialty Group, the Best Practices Study is conducted jointly by the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America and Reagan Consulting. Its chief aim is to compile operating statistics from leading agencies to establish industry benchmarks.
Agency performance is measured across revenue growth, profitability, financial stability, expense management, and sales and operations productivity - with honorees grouped by revenue category. The designation reflects an independent, data-driven evaluation - one that carries genuine weight for industry professionals, adds Risk Speciality Group.
Agencies enter consideration through nomination, after which their financial and operational results undergo review, scoring, and ranking against other nominated firms. Notably, participating agencies are compelled to share detailed performance data to be evaluated - a process repeated with each study cycle.
For design professionals, then, the results of this process are significant. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners highlights how businesses seeking complex coverage, such as small-business insurance, will often work with a broker to search the market on their behalf.
Crucially, the NAIC specifically advises checking an agent's licensing, credentials, and complaint history before making a selection. A Best Practices distinction, then, provides design firms with a solid credential to weigh during such reviews.
“We are grateful to once again be named as a Best Practices Agency,” says Travis Landers, President of Risk Specialty Group. “This is a testament to our high-performance team and their attention to detail that makes us stand out as trusted advisors to our clients.”
About Risk Speciality Group
The Houston-based Risk Specialty Group works exclusively with design professionals across Texas, Arizona, Arkansas, California, New Mexico, and Oklahoma - drawing on relationships with more than 20 carriers while offering coverage only from A.M. Best-rated "A" insurers. The firm also frequently responds to certificate requests and other client needs within the hour or the same day.
Interested parties evaluating an insurance partner can find further details at: https://riskspecialtygroup.com/
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Organization: Risk Specialty Group
Address: 675 Bering Dr. Suite 175, Houston, TX 77057, United States
Website: https://riskspecialtygroup.com/
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