All MGAs articles
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NewsCommercial Express hires new head of schemes development
’This new role will be integral to the evolution of our technical underwriting team,’ says chief executive
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IT InterviewLouise Birritteri: Beyond embedded insurance – how one MGA is seeking to build ‘insurance enabled business models’
MGA chief executive explains how her firm is trying to solve pain points in the short-term rental market by developing an entirely new insurance enabled business model
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NewsRevealed: Insurance Times Claims Excellence Awards finalists 2026
The awards are designed to recognise the best and brightest in the UK insurance claims sector
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NewsDual promotes for new group chief commercial officer
‘This is a tremendous opportunity in a fantastic business, and I am proud to take up this opportunity to help drive our strategy and oversight of our new initiatives,’ says new appointee
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NewsAsset management firm launches institutional-investment insurance business
‘This is a fragmented market with growing demand for specialist risk solutions,’ says chief executive
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NewsArc Legal launches enhanced landlord legal expenses and rent protection
’The Renters’ Rights Act will bring the biggest amount of change for landlords in a generation and it’s important that they can access quality insurance products,’ says commercial director
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NewsNew marine MGA launches into Lloyd’s market
‘The marine hull market is operating in an increasingly complex environment brought about by ageing fleets, rising repair costs, geopolitical disruption and regulatory pressure,’ says head
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NewsHowden-owned MGA launches new credit risk insurance arm
’We’re expanding the level of specialist support available to organisations operating in these challenging conditions,’ says chief executive
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NewsRecently launched MGA secures new capacity deal with Axa XL
’This partnership strengthens our ability to support brokers and clients with a consistent, globally relevant proposition,’ says managing director
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NewsHigh Five: Catch up on the biggest stories this week
Insurance Times rounds up the top five stories making headlines across the market from 16 to 20 March 2026
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NewsNew MGAs should choose between distribution advantage and underwriting insight
‘In my view, the real successful MGAs are the ones that begin by deciding what they want to do and what they can bring to the table,’ says chief executive
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NewsUnderwriter launches new taxi fleet product for brokers
’This launch underlines our ongoing commitment to the taxi fleet market,’ says managing director
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NewsRecently launched MGA acquired by Sodalis Group
’We have a similar ethos and appetite for growth,’ says chief executive
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NewsNew end-to-end platform for MGAs launches
‘Anybody who works in the insurance industry will have experienced the frustration of having to work through multiple systems, requiring the same details to be added again and again,’ says founder
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NewsMGA Rokstone announces three senior promotions
‘As we continue to grow and evolve at pace, the importance of strong underwriting and operational leadership is pivotal to our success,’ says global chief executive
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NewsMGA sector still in growth phase – Mike Keating
‘I think the level of service, innovation and entrepreneurship – the nature of the MGA market – continues to attract the right talent,’ says chief executive
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NewsFCA deserves ‘credit’ for handling of recent MGA regulation decisions – Mike Keating
MGAA chief executive explains why the FCA deserves credit for the way it has handled recent messaging of new regulatory decisions
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NewsRecently launched MGA completes £2.7m seed round
’Closing this round means we can now deliver on that promise at scale, with the right people and resources to execute successfully,’ says chief executive
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NewsNexus Underwriting appoints new unit head of UK financial institutions
’His leadership will be integral to the growth in this area,’ says head
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AnalysisIWD: Is it time to reshape the traditional path to senior underwriting?
Director says that without structured advocacy, ’talented women can remain technically strong but commercially invisible’
