RLI launches Entertainment & Amusement insurance, appoints Kym Tormey
RLI Corp. launched its Entertainment & Amusement insurance product, offering property and casualty coverage on a non-admitted basis in all 50 states. The company appointed Kym Tormey as Vice President, Entertainment & Amusement, leveraging her over 35 years of experience to lead the new business unit. The move aligns with RLI's strategy to serve specialized markets through deep underwriting expertise.

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RLI Corp. today announced the launch of its Entertainment & Amusement insurance product, expanding its portfolio to serve a broad range of businesses including amusement parks, family entertainment centers, fairs, festivals, and mobile amusements. The new offering provides property and casualty coverage on a non-admitted basis across all 50 states, reinforcing the company's strategy to target specialized markets through deep underwriting expertise and strong distribution relationships.
To lead the new business unit, RLI appointed Kym Tormey as Vice President, Entertainment & Amusement. Tormey brings more than 35 years of insurance industry experience, including nine years specifically leading specialty entertainment and amusement insurance programs. Her previous leadership roles include positions at AXA XL, XL Group, Arch Insurance Group, and Royal & Sun Alliance.
Jen Klobnak, Chief Operating Officer, stated that the launch reflects RLI's continued focus on identifying opportunities in niche markets. She emphasized that Tormey's extensive industry experience and proven leadership will help the company deliver tailored solutions to meet the evolving needs of the entertainment and amusement marketplace.
Key Appointments
| Name | Role | Experience |
|---|---|---|
| Kym Tormey | Vice President, Entertainment & Amusement | Over 35 years in insurance; former roles at AXA XL, Arch Insurance Group |
RLI's products are offered through its insurance subsidiaries: RLI Insurance Company, Mt. Hawley Insurance Company, and Contractors Bonding and Insurance Company. All of RLI's subsidiaries are rated A++ "Superior" by AM Best Company.
What revenue impact does RLI expect from the Entertainment & Amusement segment in the next fiscal year?
How will the non-admitted status of the new product affect RLI's competitive positioning in the specialty insurance market?
Are there plans to expand the product line internationally or into other niche sectors following this launch?


























