Reliance Global Group Boosts Personal Lines P&C Premiums by 36%
Reliance Global Group Reports Significant Growth in RELI Exchange's Personal Lines P&C Premiums
Reliance Global Group, Inc. has announced substantial growth in its Personal Lines Property and Casualty (P&C) written premiums via its subsidiary, RELI Exchange, LLC. According to the company's internal, unaudited data released on February 2, 2026, the written premium for Personal Lines P&C soared from approximately $11.47 million in 2024 to about $15.6 million in 2025. This remarkable 36% year-over-year growth highlights the company’s prowess in navigating regulatory compliance requirements while fostering significant expansion.
Driving Expansion in the Insurance Industry
The ongoing growth trend at RELI Exchange emphasizes its ability to scale operations effectively and boost production across varying insurance sectors. The increase in Personal Lines written premiums is primarily fueled by RELI Exchange’s expanding agency partner network. Since acquiring RELI Exchange in 2022, Reliance has expanded its agency partners from around 65 to roughly 300, largely through organic growth and strategic risk management, avoiding reliance on acquisitions.
Optimizing Insurance Market Access
RELI Exchange is structured as a technology-driven platform dedicated to helping independent insurance agencies improve efficiency, widen market access, and achieve scalable growth. This continuous growth in agency partnerships has been central to RELI Exchange’s success in enhancing production and strengthening carrier relationships, seamlessly integrating AI-driven prior authorization processes.
Leadership Insights and Future Direction
Ezra Beyman, chairman and CEO of Reliance Global Group, underscored RELI Exchange's success in transforming network expansion into premium growth. The 36% increase in premium was credited to a robust agency partner network and attracting independent agencies, underscoring the company's commitment to developing strong payer-provider relationships. Beyman emphasized the company's focus on cultivating its partnerships further.
Strategic Ventures Beyond RELI Exchange
Beyond RELI Exchange, Reliance Global Group reinforced its widely diversified insurance operations, offering a solid foundation for stable revenue and cash flow. This operational stability supports Reliance’s strategic initiatives pursued via EZRA International Group, which aims to invest in high-growth, technology-driven enterprises, ensuring comprehensive underwriting and claims processing efficiency.
In their detailed disclosure, Reliance clarified that the reported written premium figures are based on internal, unaudited carrier-level production reports. These figures signify the gross written premium managed through RELI Exchange and are not directly equivalent to revenue or income according to U.S. generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). Adjustments to these figures may occur due to policy cancellations and other factors, potentially affecting the comparability with similar metrics from other companies, highlighting the importance of precise regulatory compliance.