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When we formed Tangram Insurance Services back in 1999, we set out to create a different kind of insurance intermediary for our brokers and the industry. We aimed to be a powerful connector, delivering compelling insurance solutions at the heart of everything we do. Now, as we celebrate 25 years of independence, responsibility, and diversity, our mandate remains the same: to provide the right combination of programs, features, services, and value, all designed to help grow your business.
Oct 21, 2026
Meeting OEM Insurance Requirements: A Guide for Brokers Placing Equipment DealersA franchised equipment dealer does not choose its insurance in a vacuum. The franchise agreement with the manufacturer (the OEM) usually spells out the dealer’s OEM insurance requirements, and a policy that looks fine to you can still put your client out of compliance. That is a problem for the dealer, who risks a default
Oct 14, 2026
Top 5 Equipment Dealer Insurance Risks (and How to Cover Them)Key Takeaways Inventory and transit are a dealer’s biggest property exposures. Inland marine, such as a dealer’s equipment floater, often fits better than a standard property form. Commercial auto doesn’t cover cargo. Pair it with inland marine for equipment in transit and an umbrella for severity losses. Products and completed operations coverage is critical for
Aug 05, 2026
Fuel Distributors in a Volatile Energy Market: Emerging Risks for Brokers to WatchEnergy markets are once again entering a period where geopolitics is shaping supply, pricing, and logistics. Conflicts in the Middle East, continued sanctions on Russia, shifting OPEC production policies, and disruptions to global shipping routes have all contributed to renewed volatility in oil markets. For propane and fuel distributors in the U.S., these developments may
Apr 10, 2026
What Is Specialty Insurance and Why Brokers Win With ItWhat Is Specialty Insurance and Why Brokers Win With It Competition in general insurance is crowded, and brokers feel it every day. Broad offerings may bring volume, but it makes it harder to stand out, win complex accounts, and build lasting client relationships. That’s why more brokers are turning to specialty insurance as a way
Mar 27, 2026
What Brokers Should Be Thinking About When Insuring Franchised Equipment DealersIf you work with franchised equipment dealers, you already know they’re not “standard” risks. But here’s the problem: too often, they’re still being insured like they are. On paper, a package policy with property, auto, and general liability might check the boxes. But in reality? These businesses operate in a completely different risk environment—one where
