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How IT innovation is affecting insurance brokers

As thousands pack their bags for next week’s British Insurance Brokers’ Association conference in Manchester, Tom Luckham explores the ongoing reinvention of insurance distribution and the different challenges as well as opportunities this new era…

Is broker e-trading competitive enough?

With broker e-trading set to soar, Scott McGee examines whether there is currently enough breadth and depth of software providers to ensure effective competition, innovation and resilience in the market.

Insurtech Review of the Year 2024

2024 was a busy year for insurtechs as insurers looked to make the most of artificial intelligence plus data analytics, but sector leaders reckon the industry will push the boundaries of digital transformation even further in 2025.

How to improve product development pathways

What insurers can do to stop product launches from being a long, slow, hard slog is covered by Chris Kitchener, VP of product management of Applied Systems, is the latest Insurance Post Top Tips video.

Q&A: Mike Keating, MGAA

Mike Keating, CEO of the Managing General Agents’ Association, discusses the buoyancy of managing general agents, some of the struggles in the high-net-worth space, and what he hopes his organisation will achieve by the end of 2025.

Rise of the AI-broker

Artificial Intelligence has many real-world applications and is already helping the insurance broking community in the US spend more time connecting with, listening to, and advising customers, says Chris Kitchener, vice president of product management…

How insurers are tentatively embracing AI

Analysis: Frances Stebbing explores how insurers are using generative AI, while recognising the risks and preparing for the incoming regulation for this type of technology.

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