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Is HUB International Legit? Licensing, Carriers and Reliability

HUB International has a Broker Reliability Score of 5.5/10, a partial score covering only the factors with sufficient evidence. Reliability Scores assess documented reliability within the reviewed scope; they do not predict claims payment.

HUB International Broker Reliability Score

5.5/ 10

This partial Broker Reliability Score covers disclosure clarity within the stated scope. It uses 15% of the rubric’s factor weighting, normalized to a ten-point scale. The excluded factors remain unknown, and evidence for one program does not describe another.

Assessed provider: HUB International. Scope: HUB International Limited and relevant U.S. subsidiaries as a commercial insurance broker and consulting group for U.S. technology and middle-market property-casualty placements; no specific HUB office, producer entity or policy issuer is assigned from group-level pages.

Partial score — 15% of this rubric’s factor weighting. Excluded: Identity and Authority, Carrier-Network Strength, Regulatory Conduct

Assessed 2026-09-22 · Review due 2026-10-22

How the score is calculated

FactorWeightIncludedScoreBasis
Identity and Authority30%—ExcludedCurrent authority and applicable appointments or delegations have not been independently established across the assessed scope.
Carrier-Network Strength30%—ExcludedThe reviewed evidence does not name the carrier and capacity arrangements behind the assessed programs, so the relationships cannot be assessed.
Regulatory Conduct25%—ExcludedA complete, exact-entity regulatory-conduct review for the preceding five years is unavailable.
Disclosure Clarity15%100.0%normalized2.2/ 4[1][2][6][4][3][5]

Included weights are normalized over the supported factors.

What Our Research Found About HUB International

Role: Broker. Scope: HUB International Limited and relevant U.S. subsidiaries as a commercial insurance broker and consulting group for U.S. technology and middle-market property-casualty placements; no specific HUB office, producer entity or policy issuer is assigned from group-level pages.

HUB International Limited presents the HUB brand as a broker and financial-services group. Its terms refer to subsidiaries licensed as brokers or agents in various jurisdictions, but do not identify the entity appointed for a particular client or office.1,2

HUB International Licensing

HUB's terms provide a general licensing statement, not a complete current state license, line, appointment or responsible-producer inventory. Current authority for a specific HUB engagement is not independently established from the reviewed group pages.2,6

HUB International Financial Strength

As a broker, HUB continuity evidence concerns its operating group and placement controls, not insurer policyholder surplus. The reviewed public pages do not disclose audited entity financials, and references to strategic or highly rated carriers are not HUB or quote-specific financial evidence.1,4,3

HUB International Risk Bearing

HUB's technology and commercial pages describe arranging property-casualty, technology, cyber, management and employee-benefit solutions through carrier markets. The quote and policy must identify the risk-bearing company; HUB is not treated as the policy issuer.4,3

Texas names a HUB entity and its carriers, though not the group and not a buyer’s producer. The register lists HUB INTERNATIONAL MIDWEST LIMITED, NPN 1499533, with General Lines Agency licence 15380, Surplus Lines Agency licence 1436490 and Managing General Agency licence 2068221 all Active, and 433 active appointments among 524 companies. That is one U.S. subsidiary in one state; the reviewed material still does not identify which HUB entity would be the producer for a given engagement, so the panel cannot be attached to a specific placement.7,2

HUB describes the rest of its carrier network in its compensation disclosure and names none of it. That page says HUB has access to the products and services of hundreds of insurers, that it concentrates placements on “a manageable number of carrier relationships” it calls the “Strategic Carriers” — described only as many of the most respected national and regional insurance companies — and that those carriers may pay enhanced compensation, part of which may be used to incentivize employees to prioritize their products. The economic interest is disclosed; the identities, the share of business and the terms are not, and one subsidiary’s Texas register does not fill that gap.3,7

HUB International Claims Service

HUB markets local account teams, claims advocacy, TPA selection, coverage-dispute support and litigation-management support. These are broker service descriptions; the insurer remains responsible for coverage decisions and payment.5

HUB International Regulatory Record

Current authority for a specific HUB entity is not independently established, and no completed five-year conduct result is available for HUB or relevant subsidiaries. This is not a clean-record or universal-authority finding.6,2

What We Couldn’t Confirm About HUB International

  • The legal producer entity and appointment for a specific HUB office or engagement remain unresolved.
  • Complete current state licenses, lines and surplus-lines authority were not independently matched.
  • No exact insurer or carrier financial-strength evidence was collected for a named placement.
  • No completed five-year conduct result is available.
  • Compensation is disclosed by category, but account-specific rates and fees are not public.
  • The Texas appointments belong to HUB International Midwest Limited; the reviewed material does not establish which HUB entity is the producer for a given engagement, so that panel cannot be attached to a buyer’s placement.
  • HUB’s “Strategic Carriers” are described but never named, so neither their identity, the share of HUB placements they carry, nor the enhanced-compensation terms attached to them can be assessed.
  • Appointment evidence was retrieved in Texas only; no Pennsylvania record was returned for a HUB entity and no other state register was checked.

Regulator Searches for HUB International

JurisdictionResultNotes
CaliforniaCalifornia Department of InsuranceSource inaccessible6Current authority for a specific HUB entity is not independently established from the California regulator route; this is not a no-license or clean-record finding.

HUB International Licenses and Authority Records

These are reviewed authority records for the named legal entities and scope. A license record does not establish that a particular policy is available, bound, or suitable.

No license records are listed for this assessment. See the evidence gaps for what remains unconfirmed.

Which Coverage Lines Does HUB International Offer?

Product pages for coverage lines documented for HUB International.

Sources

7 documents, numbered as cited.

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