Novacore to Acquire Minglewood Risk, Strategically Expanding Their Real Estate Insurance Segment

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Novacore, an independent, next-generation specialty insurance provider set to shape the future of specialty insurance, today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Minglewood Risk, a managing general agent specializing in habitational and real estate coverages. Minglewood Risk will become part of Novacore’s growing Real Estate segment of specialty programs, with a strategic focus on expanding into the five boroughs of New York City.

“The acquisition of Minglewood Risk is not just a growth opportunity; it’s a significant leap towards our mission of redefining the specialty insurance landscape,” said Aaron Miller, CEO of Novacore. “By combining our innovative technology and underwriting expertise, we are poised to deliver unparalleled value to brokers and clients in one of the most dynamic markets in the country.”

Founded in Langhorne, PA, with core markets in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Colorado and California, Minglewood Risk specializes in Commercial Package (Property & General Liability) and Excess & Umbrella insurance for residential real estate. With leadership boasting more than 40 years of combined industry experience, the firm is known for its creative policy design, responsiveness and strong broker partnerships — all of which align with Novacore’s vision to transform the specialty insurance space.

“Joining Novacore marks an exciting new chapter for our team and our partners,” said Jon Hill, President of Minglewood Risk. “Together, we bring a shared commitment to underwriting excellence and client-first service, now strengthened by Novacore’s technological and analytical capabilities. This combination positions us to accelerate growth — particularly in the five boroughs of New York, where habitational demand continues to evolve. With Novacore, we are on track to achieve new levels of success while staying true to the values that have guided our business from the start.”

Charles A. Thomas, Managing Member of Minglewood Risk, added, “This transaction underscores the quality of what we’ve built at Minglewood Risk and paves the way for our team to grow even faster with Novacore’s scale and technology.”

About Novacore
Novacore is an independent, next-generation specialty insurance provider with a bold mission: transforming insurance — for agents, carrier partners, clients and the future. Building on the 35-year track record of NSM Insurance Group, Novacore delivers industry-specific insurance programs through specialized underwriting, advanced technology and trusted carrier partnerships. The company partners with more than 20,000 agents nationwide and offers 15+ specialty programs across a diverse set of markets. For more information, visit novacore.com.

About Minglewood Risk
Minglewood Risk is a managing general agent dedicated to serving the residential real estate market. Headquartered in Langhorne, PA, the firm provides Commercial Package and Excess & Umbrella coverages with a focus on habitational risks, and maintains strong distribution in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and beyond. Known for underwriting expertise, innovative policy design and reliable service, Minglewood Risk delivers tailored solutions for agents and clients nationwide. Learn more at minglewoodrisk.com.

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