How the Insurance Post Top 90 MGAs List 2024 was produced
Market analyst Insuramore reviewed revenues – defined as fees and commissions earned in relation to UK-based risks from any kind of direct non-life insurance – to produce Insurance Post’s Top 90 MGAs List.
Reinsurance revenues, plus employee benefits and life and health insurance income wherein the intermediary is acting as an MGA, managing general underwriter or coverholder at Lloyd’s of London, were
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