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The Insurance Times Five Star Ratings distil the outputs of the long‑established Broker Service Survey into a clear, practical benchmark that helps brokers identify the insurers best suited to their clients. Using an intuitive Five Star system, insurers are assessed on the quality of experience they deliver to brokers — with the strongest performers earning the highly respected Five Star rating.
For brokers, these ratings provide a valuable, real‑world reference point grounded in the experiences of their peers. They support more confident insurer selection, strengthen client recommendations, and ultimately help brokers deliver a higher standard of service.
For insurers, the Five Star Rating Report offers a transparent performance benchmark against the market. It highlights where they excel, where improvement is needed, and enables standout providers to differentiate themselves as trusted, broker‑centric partners — based on genuine, unfiltered feedback from brokers across UKGI.
To access the Insurance Times Five Star Commercial Lines and Personal Lines 2025/26 Executive Summary, you will need to provide a few details.
This is the sixth year that Insurance Times has conducted the MGA survey, investigating brokers’ opinions, attitudes and levels of satisfaction with the services they receive from their MGA partners. In addition, for the fifth consecutive year, Insurance Times has given a star rating out of five, linked to performance score. This provides a more practical tool to help brokers assess MGAs and for MGAs to benchmark performance more easily.
The 2025 MGA survey was open to UK brokers throughout July and September 2025. Brokers were asked to identify and rate the MGAs with which they have regularly placed business during the past 12 months. In total, 1,673 brokers from across the country took part. The MGA survey focused on how brokers rated the overall service provided to them by their MGA partners over the past 12-month business period.
To access the Insurance Times MGA Market 2025/26 Executive Summary, you will need to register and answer a few details.
Discover How AI Is Transforming Insurance Claims
The insurance industry is undergoing a seismic shift. As digital transformation accelerates and artificial intelligence (AI) becomes a strategic priority, claims handling is evolving faster than ever.
Insurers today face rising customer expectations, operational inefficiencies, and mounting pressure to deliver faster, more accurate outcomes. AI is no longer just a buzzword—it’s a game-changer.
The Insurance Times AI Claims Survey Report in association with RDT reveals how over 250 claims professionals across the UK insurance sector are navigating this transformation. From adoption trends to implementation challenges, this report offers exclusive insights into:
Based on Q3 2025 survey data, this is your essential guide to understanding how AI is reshaping the claims journey.
The annual report, now marking its 11th edition, explores and investigates brokers’ opinions, attitudes and satisfaction levels regarding the eTrading services they receive from insurer partners and software house providers. This year’s report is based on a survey of more than 750 brokers from Insurance Times’ readership, conducted between January and March 2025. Within this poll, respondents rated the insurer extranets and software houses they have regularly placed business with during the past 12 months, as well as ranked insurer partners eTrading via platforms.
To access the Insurance Times Five Star Rating Report: eTrading 2025 Executive Summary, you will need to register and answer a few details.
More than 750 broker respondents provided feedback on their eTrading experiences via software houses and insurer extranets
Insurance Times has teamed up with insurer RSA to fully explore talent attraction, retention and development in the UK general insurance market as the industry-wide war for talent continues.
The report is based on an exclusive survey of 240 brokers, conducted by Insurance Times in Q3 2024, which sought to explore the insurance industry’s current war for talent and related topics. For example, the survey quizzed broker respondents on:
For research enquiries or potential research partnerships, please contact Savan Shah MSc, head of research, at savan.shah@insurancetimes.co.uk or +44 (0)20 7618 3078
For commercial opportunities or more information regarding data insight workbooks, please contact Aisha Roberts, head of commercial, at aisha.roberts@insurancetimes.co.uk or +44 (0)20 7618 3408
For research enquiries or potential research partnerships, please contact Savan Shah MSc, head of research, at savan.shah@insurancetimes.co.uk or +44 (0)20 7618 3078
For commercial opportunities or more information regarding data insight workbooks, please contact Aisha Roberts, head of commercial, at aisha.roberts@insurancetimes.co.uk or +44 (0)20 7618 3408