Insurtech MGAs – alive and kicking

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Insurtech MGAs are winning over brokers and even though it may be a case of ‘horses for courses’ the arrival of a range of new providers, including within commercial lines, is creating welcome competition. Rachel Gordon learns more.

The insurtech managing general agent space is on a roll right now and it does not look like it is coming to a stop anytime soon. For brokers, this has led to additional markets and in some cases, improved service compared to the more lumbering composites.

Launching an MGA is a lengthy process, but there are nowhere near the same number of hurdles to leap as for an insurance company which has the burden of Solvency II regulations.

Mike Keating, CEO for trade association, the Managing General

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