MGAs warned insurer tech could erode their advantage
While the delegated authority sector remains in “rude health”, Managing General Agents’ Association conference speakers yesterday (7 July) warned insurers’ technology investments could threaten MGAs’ competitive edge.
Speaking at the MGAA conference in London at a panel titled Head-to-head: as a sector, what do we need to design now to succeed in the future?, the speakers pondered on what the MGAA needs to be doing
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