‘MGAs need to look a little bit laterally’ when it comes to capacity - Mum

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MGA boss also calls for more transparency around capacity provision, suggesting that brokers should be asking more questions

Despite insurers today being “more picky” about agreeing relationships with MGAs, there are “more opportunities” than ever for underwriting agencies to secure capacity – they just “need to look a little bit laterally”, said Charles Manchester, chief executive of Manchester Underwriting Management (Mum).

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