Miller CEO James Hands reports 15% revenue growth as GWP reaches $5bn

Re/insurance broker Miller grew gross written premium to $5bn in 2025, while CEO James Hands reported a 15% year-on-year increase in revenue to $314mn, driven by expanded headcount, strengthened treaty reinsurance capabilities and the acquisition of AHJ.

The extra resource helped scale treaty reinsurance capabilities and jurisdictional reinforcement in the Nordic, Caribbean and North American markets.  

Miller reported a 15% increase in revenue year-on-year, ending 2025 on $314 million.

Miller CEO James Hands (pictured) said that 2025 had been “another milestone year for Miller” as it delivered a fifth consecutive year of profitable growth. 

“This reflects our efforts to strengthen our proposition for clients and insurance capacity providers through a broader product range, increased geographic reach and continuous improvement of client service.

“We are already building on this momentum and have further expanded our multinational presence with the acquisition of Shields Reinsurance at the beginning of 2026 … enhancing our offering and reach in MENA and giving us a local presence to further serve new and existing clients.”

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