All MGAA articles
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NewsMGAA appoints three insurance bosses to board following ‘significant’ growth
’I have no doubt that their wealth of combined experience from across the MGA sector will be invaluable,’ says chief executive
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NewsMGAs now form ‘fundamental part’ of brokers’ placing strategy
’There is a huge attraction to MGAs for talent,’ says director
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News AnalysisBriefing: Who are the valuable organisations in our industry?
The benefits of the industry’s trade bodies are all too great to take for granted, says Stuart Reid
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NewsNetworking event set to ‘showcase strength of MGA community’ for brokers – MGAA
’Our members have access to 350 product lines and now place in excess of £10bn into the UK and Ireland market,’ says association’s chief executive
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NewsUnderwriting to ‘change beyond belief’ – MGAA chairman
’We need to continue to offer top quality products, top quality service and of course underwriting profits,’ says chairman
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NewsMGAA boosts membership total to 200
’We feel that the association’s platform will give us a great opportunity to connect with brokers,’ says head of operations
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Sponsored ContentQ&A: MGAA focusing on ‘providing maximum value for members’
Mike Keating, chief executive of the Managing General Agents’ Association, sits down with Insurance Times to discuss the developments it is supporting in the MGA market
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NewsLack of clarity over what ESG data brokers and MGAs should be capturing – MGAA
Chief executive says the ’the industry needs to work together’
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NewsMGAA snaps up insurer director as new board member
The appointee ‘brings significant experience in the delegated authority space’, says chief executive
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News AnalysisIn Focus: What are the competitive advantages of MGAs for underwriting?
Insurance Times asks industry leaders what properties of managing general agents (MGAs) enables them to compete in the underwriting market when offering insurance solutions
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NewsInvesting in diversity and inclusion ‘absolutely crucial’ – MGAA
Chief executive says people need to ’embrace’ diversity and inclusion and build it into the ’fabric of their organisation’
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NewsCapacity for MGAs is ‘challenging’ as traditional avenues are ‘being more selective’
Trade association boss says capacity ‘crunch’ descriptor is ‘over the top’ - but ‘challenging’ is a more accurate way to explain the current lay of the land
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News AnalysisBriefing: Are insurtech MGAs disrupting the market as much as they think?
The marriage of insurtech and MGAs could bring ‘fresh energy’ to the insurance sector, but do these businesses have the know-how to attract customers?
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News AnalysisIn Focus: MGAs are undoubtedly ‘the sexy side of insurance’ - but what is driving their increasing relevance?
The advantages that MGAs can provide to the insurance sector in a rapidly changing world could help the industry stay relevant
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News AnalysisIn Focus: How can MGAs entice insurers to provide capacity amid challenging market conditions?
Three industry experts discuss how MGAs can make themselves as attractive as possible to capacity providers amid hard market indicators
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AnalysisMGAA targeting ‘every MGA in the UK and Ireland’ for membership
The trade body’s ‘clear objective’ is to provide ‘relevant’ support and content for both its current and future members
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IT InterviewMGA Q&A: MGAs must continue to invest in AI and data enrichment - Mike Keating
Mike Keating, chief executive of the Managing General Agents’ Association, tells Insurance Times why claims inflation is ‘the elephant in the room’
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AnalysisBriefing: MGAs still bullish as capacity crunch bites
Tentative insurers are keeping capacity close to home, but relearning to share the pen with MGAs could answer brokers’ prayers in providing innovative propositions for evolving client risks
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NewsTechnology implementation is ‘do or die’ for insurance sector
Brokers ‘need to get real’ about consumer expectations, say experts
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NewsMGAs can help ‘keep insurance relevant’ – David Howden
The insurance sector’s reputation has suffered as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, which MGAs could help remedy, says chief executive
