MGAA holds 'successful' capacity exchange

Reg Brown

The inaugural Managing General Agents' Association capacity exchange has been hailed by insurers and MGAs alike as an effective way to identify and develop new products and schemes opportunities.

The event, held last week at Lloyd's in London, consisted of 14 local and regional carriers and 28 MGAs representing over half of the MGAA's membership.

The MGAA launched the capacity exchange to help

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