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Based in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, SSC North America is a hypercar manufacturer that specializes in limited production vehicles for elite clientele around the world. In 2007, the SSC Ultimate Aero, a high performance hypercar produced by SSC, legitimized the companys standing as a leading player in the worldwide hypercar market by officially becoming the "Worlds Fastest Production Car" as witnessed and recorded by Guinness World Records. The Ultimate Aero achieved an average two-way speed of 256.18 mph, making SSC one of only 26 manufactures in world history to hold this prestigious title. Today, SSC North America is in the late development stages of the next world record breaking hypercar, the Tuatara. With the Ultimate Aeros record setting achievements and the world renowned performance brought by the next generation Tuatara, SSC North America stands firmly as a great American hypercar company, and will continue to lead innovation in the hypercar market.
Price Forbes is an independent insurance broker established in 1893 and headquartered in London. As part of Ardonagh Specialty, it is recognized as a leading broker in the London market. The company has a global presence, with offices worldwide, and specializes in wholesale insurance broking, focusing on complex risk management solutions for large multinational companies. The services offered by Price Forbes include specialist insurance broking, risk management, and reinsurance solutions through its division, Price Forbes Re. This division provides tailored reinsurance broking, capital solutions, and strategic advisory services, utilizing analytics to meet client needs. Price Forbes also has a strong presence in Africa, with operations in South Africa and partnerships across sub-Saharan Africa. In addition to its business activities, Price Forbes is committed to community involvement through the Ardonagh Community Trust, supporting charitable initiatives and contributing over £1.5 million to various causes.