About Armilla
Armilla AI is the purpose-built AI liability insurance specialist. As a Lloyd's Coverholder and managing general agent (MGA), Armilla underwrites affirmative AI liability insurance for companies building and deploying AI.
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We help our customers identify, protect against, and respond to AI risks. Our technical underwriting, built on years of evaluating AI systems, lets us understand and price AI risk that others leave silent.
What we do
Our underwriters price AI risk from a technical evaluation, governance documentation, plus litigation, incident and regulatory data from the Armilla AI Risk Hub.
A dedicated AI liability policy, not an endorsement on a cyber or Technology E&O form. Named AI failures are covered in writing.
The policy responds to third-party claims arising from AI errors, outputs and agent actions, including defense costs and settlements.
Limits up to US$25 million aggregate per insured, placed through your broker. US$5 million per model.
Our story
Armilla started in Toronto in 2020. Our team comes from Element AI, the Responsible AI Institute, Deloitte, insurance companies and brokerages. We spent our first years evaluating AI systems for accuracy, robustness and fairness, and completed more than 500 evaluations across regulated industries.
Those evaluations showed us where AI fails in production. We also saw how rarely existing insurance answered for those failures. Traditional policies were written before generative AI. Most are silent on AI failure modes, and some insurers have started adding AI exclusions.
We built Armilla to insure those failures directly. In 2023 we joined Lloyd's Lab. In 2024 Armilla became the first Lloyd's Coverholder dedicated solely to AI liability insurance. In April 2025 we launched a standalone, affirmative AI liability policy. In January 2026 we raised limits to US$25 million.
Our job is to make AI adoption insurable, so your company deploys AI with the protection your customers and board expect.








Armilla is backed by Chaucer, AXIS Capital, and Convex and distributes through licensed brokers in the US, and Canada.



Armilla has raised capital from Mistral Venture Partners, Y Combinator, MS&AD Ventures, SixThirty Ventures, Greenlight Re and Chaucer.





