How we protect confidential capacity searches
Capacity seekers can use anonymous or confidential review, add excluded providers and keep sensitive detail inside the platform workflow until the request is ready to progress.
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About Capacity Network
Capacity Network exists to make insurance capacity and distribution conversations more structured, confidential and useful for both sides of the market.
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Reviewed 23 July 2026. Built for controlled insurance capacity and distribution workflows.
Start a conversationWhy Capacity Network Exists
Insurance capacity and distribution opportunities are often found through personal networks, events, speculative emails and one-off meetings. That can work, but it is slow, inconsistent and difficult to manage when confidentiality matters.
Capacity Network gives brokers, MGAs, scheme owners, insurers, principals and capacity providers a more structured way to understand who is seeking capacity, who is prepared to consider opportunities and what evidence is needed before names are disclosed.
What We Are Building
The platform combines company profiles, capacity requests, provider appetite, scheme opportunities, conflict controls, document readiness and controlled introductions.
The aim is not to create an open directory. The aim is to help relevant parties move from initial interest to qualified discussion with less noise, better evidence and stronger protection for sensitive relationships.
Who The Platform Supports
Capacity Network is designed for brokers seeking capacity, MGAs preparing delegated authority opportunities, scheme owners looking for provider support, and insurers or principals looking for qualified distribution.
Platform admins manage review, matching, disclosure, documentation and audit activity so marketplace activity is controlled rather than uncontrolled.
How provider anonymity works
Capacity providers and principals can use hidden or controlled visibility, so applicants see fit and process before provider identity is disclosed.
Read moreWhat happens before named disclosure
Named introductions can be gated by admin review, conflict checks, required document acceptance and mutual approval from both sides.
Read moreDocument security and access controls
Documents are attached to specific checklist items, requests or introductions, then reviewed and accessed through role-controlled portal workflows.
Read moreOperating Principles
- Structured profiles before speculative introductions
- Confidential review before named disclosure
- Provider appetite matched against real opportunity data
- Document readiness and conflict checks before sensitive discussions
- Clear outcome tracking after introductions are approved
Frequently asked questions
Is Capacity Network a public directory?
No. The platform is designed around screened profiles, appetite matching, conflict controls and controlled introductions rather than open public listings.
Who is Capacity Network for?
It is for brokers, MGAs, scheme owners, insurers, principals, capacity providers and distribution partners involved in insurance capacity and distribution growth.