Great Hill Partners made a strategic investment in Aurenity, a Boston-based technology-enabled excess & surplus managing general agent, in the company's first announced institutional funding round, with founding investor Agman and management retaining significant equity stakes. While financial details, revenue figures, and employee count were not disclosed, the deal marks a notable move into the E&S MGA space by the private equity firm. Aurenity plans to use the capital to scale its technology platform and grow its underwriting capacity in the non-admitted insurance market. Great Hill joins as a strategic partner to accelerate the company's expansion, though specific use-of-funds details were not outlined in the announcement.